Equipment Technician

SBM Management Services•New Orleans, LA

About The Position

The Equipment Technician is responsible for safely cleaning and disinfecting medical equipment and maintaining appropriate par levels for each department. The role involves supporting hospital staff, following infection-control processes and safety procedures, maintaining an assigned work area, and completing tasks on the daily schedule. The employee may need to drive to various work locations, customer sites, or company facilities when required by the position.

Requirements

Ability to read inventory forms.
Ability to read, write, and speak English.
Ability to read and interpret instructions, procedures, manuals, and other documents.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Knowledge of cleaning methods and equipment, and willingness to share that knowledge with the team.
Knowledge of the upkeep and care of cleaning equipment.
Knowledge of cleaning compounds and chemicals and their safe, efficient use.
Completion of all safety and task training certification.
A valid driver's license may be required based on business needs; employees who drive for work must maintain an acceptable Motor Vehicle Record and meet company driving eligibility requirements.

Responsibilities

Walk or stand for extended periods.
Answer and respond to phone calls and emails from hospital staff.
Clean and disinfect medical equipment using approved disinfectant.
Read par sheets and monitor inventory levels.
Follow hospital policies and infection-control processes.
Obtain supplies through the Stock Acquisition Process.
Perform duties listed on the daily schedule.
Operate a pushcart to transport equipment.
Maintain the assigned area and keep the work area clean.
Report incidents and hazardous conditions to a supervisor.
Comply with safety rules, policies, and procedures, and stop at-risk behavior by self or others.
Perform repetitive tasks and work as part of a team.
Follow protocols, company procedures, policies, and rules.
Take direction and respond to supervision.
Communicate professionally with leads, supervisors, coworkers, managers, and customers.
Fill in during staff shortages and support the shift lead with punch-list items.
Use appropriate personal protective equipment and maintain a professional appearance and conduct.
Support customer service and satisfaction.
Drive to work locations, customer sites, or company facilities if necessary for the essential functions of the position.
Understand reporting systems and the work environment.