This is a full-time Night shift (11:00PM-7:30AM) position providing floor care on the inpatient corridors and connectors. This position is responsible for burnishing, scrubbing, re-coating, and project work on floors.
Position Summary:
The Environmental Services Worker II is responsible for the cleaning of all areas of the facility with the exception of the OR. The ESW II knows how to handle cleaning issues or knows the appropriate resources available to solve the specific problem.
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Satisfactory completion of Environmental Services Orientation Training Program within three months after hire. Meets the physical demands of the job as evaluated by functional screening.
Experience:
Prior health care or hospitality industry cleaning experience is highly desirable.
Some of the physical requirements for this position are as follows:
Lifting 60 lbs
Carrying 60 lbs
Pushing 70 lbs
Pulling 70 lbs
If offered a position, employment is contingent upon passing a physical capacity exam ensuring your ability to meet these requirements.
The University of Vermont Medical Center is committed to being a national model for the delivery of high quality academic health care for a rural region.
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