
Housekeepers/EVS Tech - LTCC
Cody Regional Health - West Park Hospital
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The Housekeeper/EVS Tech cleans resident rooms, bathrooms, common areas, offices, and other assigned patient-care spaces at the LTCC building. The role also performs periodic carpet, floor, wall, and window care; communicates with patients about rights, identification, and special requests; and follows infection-control and chemical-safety procedures. The schedule is days, 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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- Clean all areas of an assignment given by the EVS Supervisor, EVS Lead or Facilities Director according to the policies and procedures set forth by the Environmental Services Department and following State and Federal standards. This cleaning includes, but is not limited to the following: - All residents' rooms and bathrooms using the 7-step method. - Straightening the residents' rooms; placing call bells within reach of resident; removing soiled linens from rooms. - Pack and have ready for removal the possessions of a resident who has passed away. Thoroughly clean room and make the bed for a new admission as requested. - All guest lobbies and restrooms. - All nurses' stations, utilities, halls carpet, conference rooms, bathing areas, hall restrooms, common areas and offices. - All ancillary departments, lounges and dining rooms in the LTCC building. - LTCC dining rooms and trash removal. - All other assigned patient care areas, furnishings and bathrooms. - Conduct and complete periodic cleaning: - Carpet and hall floor care. - Wall and window washing. - Hard floor care. - Keep periodic records of work completed. - Communication - Communicate with patients regarding patients' rights. - Patient identification. - Special requests. - Follow standard precautions as set forth by OSHA and hospital regulations. - Wearing gloves and frequent hand washing. - Use of other personal protections equipment. - Understanding & following isolation procedures. - Needs to familiarize self with the use & protection of equipment for blood borne pathogens as states in the OSHA Blood Borne Pathogens Standard. - Knowledge of chemicals, names & use/dilutions. - Identify chemicals by name. - Proper use of chemicals. - Knowledge of Safety Data Sheets and where they are located. - How to read & understand. - OFFERING A SIGN ON BONUS - Days, 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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