Environmental Services Tech I (Full Time, 6am - 2:30pm)

Washington Regional Medical System•Fayetteville, AR

11h•Onsite

About The Position

The EVS Tech I reports to the Environmental Services Manager and is responsible for the daily cleaning and disinfection of patient and non-patient areas to support a safe, sanitary healing environment. This position has frequent interaction with staff, visitors, and patients and is expected to demonstrate courteous, service-oriented communication.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED, preferred.
Previous housekeeping experience in a hospital setting, preferred.

Responsibilities

Follow departmental policies and manufacturer instructions for the safe handling, dilution, and use of cleaning/disinfecting chemicals and equipment.
Stock and maintain the EVS supply cart/closet (e.g., liners, microfiber, paper products, disinfectants) at the beginning and end of each shift.
Clean and disinfect patient rooms, offices, restrooms, corridors, and other assigned areas according to established schedules and standards.
Perform discharge/terminal cleaning and enhanced cleaning for isolation rooms as assigned, following infection prevention precautions.
Collect, remove, and properly dispose of trash, linen, and waste, including regulated medical waste, in accordance with hospital policy.
Replenish disposable items such as soap, paper towels, toilet paper, gloves, and sanitizer dispensers as assigned.
Clean and disinfect equipment and furniture (e.g., beds, stretchers, wheelchairs, tables) per unit workflow and EVS procedures.
Respond promptly to calls for service including spills, bodily fluid cleanups, and room/equipment turnarounds; place appropriate wet-floor signage and follow safety protocols.
Dust and spot-clean high and low surfaces, vents, ledges, and other touchpoints; focus on high-touch areas to reduce infection risk.
Use required personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow Standard/Transmission-Based Precautions as applicable.
Use assigned tracking system and approved electronic devices to receive, document, and close tasks; communicate status updates as needed.
Provide positive customer service and maintain patient privacy and confidentiality while interacting with patients, visitors, and staff.