Facilities & Environmental Services Technician

Sugarbug Dental & Orthodontics•Oxnard, CA

1d•$18 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

At Sugarbug Dental and Orthodontics, we create positive, fun, and safe dental experiences for kids and families! We are looking for a dependable, hands-on Facilities & Environmental Services Technician to keep our pediatric practice sparkling clean, safe, and fully functional. This is a great entry-level role for someone who has a strong work ethic, takes pride in keeping a space spotless, and possesses basic "handyman/handywoman" skills for quick office fixes. You’ll split your time between daily janitorial duties and light facility repairs, serving as our go-to person for keeping our kid-friendly environment bright and welcoming.

Requirements

6 months to 2 years of experience in janitorial work, commercial cleaning, light building maintenance, or general handyman work. (Entry-level applicants with strong mechanical aptitude and DIY repair experience are encouraged to apply!)
Comfortable using basic hand and power tools (drills, screwdrivers, wrenches, paint brushes, tape measures) and safely operating step ladders.
Warm, polite, and comfortable working around young children and parents. Able to maintain patient privacy (HIPAA discretion) at all times.
Able to read and follow written cleaning checklists, safety warning labels, and basic maintenance logs in English.
Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, reach, and climb ladders for extended periods.
Ability to safely lift and carry up to 50 lbs (e.g., trash bags, paint buckets, supply boxes).
Ability to work safely with standard commercial cleaning chemicals using provided Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Nice To Haves

Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a strong plus!
Prior experience in a dental, medical, or school environment, or basic familiarization with OSHA chemical safety standards.

Responsibilities

Check and refresh customer/patient restrooms throughout the day; wipe down high-touch surfaces in waiting areas, game spaces, and reception; sweep/mop spills immediately using wet-floor safety signage; continuously restock soap, paper goods, and sanitizing supplies.
Complete the end-of-day closing checklist—sweep, mop, and vacuum all office and treatment room floors; empty trash/recycling; clean breakrooms and restrooms; wipe down walls, glass partitions, and doors; secure the building and set the alarm.
Dust high vents, light fixtures, and ceiling fans; clean windows; execute rotating weekly/monthly deep-cleaning routines.
Cleaning in treatment areas is strictly limited to floors, walls, trash removal, and basic upkeep. Sterilization and clinical surface turnover are performed solely by trained dental assistants.
Safely transport general trash and recyclable materials. Regulated medical waste and sharps are handled strictly by certified clinical personnel.
Keep clean inventory logs and notify management before supplies run low.
Tackle basic fixes around the office—patching and touch-up painting on drywall, tightening loose cabinet hinges/furniture, re-hanging wall decor, and fixing minor plumbing issues (unclogging sinks/toilets, replacing faucet aerators).
Replace light bulbs, test emergency exit signs, and conduct monthly checks on smoke detectors (logging all tests).
Serve as the friendly on-site point of contact to welcome and guide external service technicians (HVAC, specialized dental equipment, pest control, IT).
Assist with minor furniture rearrangements, package unboxing, or seasonal decor setup.