Author: Susan Greving

Environmental Services Tech

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Position:  Environmental Services Tech
Department:  Environmental Services
Hours:   Full-Time 
General Description:
Maintains hospital facilities in a clean, sanitary, orderly, and attractive condition to provide a suitable environment for patient care and staff work.

Performs a variety of housekeeping duties that include: dusting, washing, and disinfecting furniture, fixtures and equipment; sweeping, moping, and scrubbing, floors; gathers and disposes of refuse; gathering laundry; washing, drying, folding and putting away laundry, arranging and moving furniture; and performing similar tasks.

Keep entryways and exits clear of trash and cleaning glass doors and enclosures.  Washes and cleans windows in rooms, hallways, and exits/entries.

Adheres to infection control guidelines, and as well hospital policies and procedures.

This individual works in an atmosphere that is autonomous, yet team oriented.

Experience/Education Requirements:

A high school diploma or GED is required.  The ability to read, write and speak English is mandatory. Prior experience in a laundry and/or housekeeping position is desired.

ACMH Engages with Students at ACED Career Day 2026

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