
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Hourly
Range $26.62 - $37.29
Work Schedule
Flexible
Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Paid Time Off
Retirement Plan
employee wellness program
flexible schedule
Training opportunities
Job Description
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington is a prominent health care organization dedicated to providing high-quality services to its members and the community. As part of the Kaiser Permanente system, the organization focuses on integrated health care with a commitment to excellent patient care, employee well-being, and community health initiatives. Located in Tacoma, Washington, the Tacoma Specialty Center serves as a comprehensive facility that supports a broad range of health care services. This establishment is dedicated to maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for patients, staff, and visitors, ensuring operational efficiency, quality care, and compliance with health and safety regulations. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington prides itself on fostering an inclusive and respectful workplace that promotes diversity, equity, and continuous professional development.
The role offered is for an Environmental Services staff member, reporting to the Tacoma Specialty Center. This is a part-time, on-call position with a flexible schedule that requires working across multiple locations. The primary objective of this role is to ensure a clean, safe, and sanitary environment through routine maintenance, safety surveillance, and cleaning duties using approved disinfectants and equipment. This position plays a critical role in infection prevention and control by adhering to thorough cleaning protocols and procedures within patient, staff, and public areas.
Environmental Services team members are responsible for performing an array of custodial tasks aimed at preserving the aesthetic and hygienic standards of the facility. These tasks include cleaning using specialized techniques such as the 7-step cleaning process, operation of electric and battery powered cleaning equipment, management of medical and general waste, restocking hygiene supplies, conducting low-level maintenance, and ensuring safety compliance. Responsibility for safety involves routine surveillance to prevent any violations of safety policies, managing security measures such as locking doors and arming alarms, and supporting snow removal and exterior cleaning when necessary.
Successful candidates will exhibit a proactive attitude, strong attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering quality service. This role requires physical ability to perform tasks such as bending, climbing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and maneuvering equipment. A cooperative spirit is essential since the role functions within a team environment. Additionally, adherence to Washington State Department of Health guidelines and OSHA regulations ensures a safe, compliant work environment. The position is classified under Facility Services and Materials Management and is a regular employee status with a service union affiliation (SEIU Local 1199 Service Unit).
Working hours are variable, with the role encompassing all days of the week, making it suitable for applicants who require flexible scheduling. The great travel requirement, spanning 75% of the working time, reflects the need to service multiple buildings, emphasizing adaptability and readiness to meet the demands of the position. Kaiser Permanente values equal opportunity and invites applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply, reinforcing their commitment to inclusivity in the workplace.
The role offered is for an Environmental Services staff member, reporting to the Tacoma Specialty Center. This is a part-time, on-call position with a flexible schedule that requires working across multiple locations. The primary objective of this role is to ensure a clean, safe, and sanitary environment through routine maintenance, safety surveillance, and cleaning duties using approved disinfectants and equipment. This position plays a critical role in infection prevention and control by adhering to thorough cleaning protocols and procedures within patient, staff, and public areas.
Environmental Services team members are responsible for performing an array of custodial tasks aimed at preserving the aesthetic and hygienic standards of the facility. These tasks include cleaning using specialized techniques such as the 7-step cleaning process, operation of electric and battery powered cleaning equipment, management of medical and general waste, restocking hygiene supplies, conducting low-level maintenance, and ensuring safety compliance. Responsibility for safety involves routine surveillance to prevent any violations of safety policies, managing security measures such as locking doors and arming alarms, and supporting snow removal and exterior cleaning when necessary.
Successful candidates will exhibit a proactive attitude, strong attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering quality service. This role requires physical ability to perform tasks such as bending, climbing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and maneuvering equipment. A cooperative spirit is essential since the role functions within a team environment. Additionally, adherence to Washington State Department of Health guidelines and OSHA regulations ensures a safe, compliant work environment. The position is classified under Facility Services and Materials Management and is a regular employee status with a service union affiliation (SEIU Local 1199 Service Unit).
Working hours are variable, with the role encompassing all days of the week, making it suitable for applicants who require flexible scheduling. The great travel requirement, spanning 75% of the working time, reflects the need to service multiple buildings, emphasizing adaptability and readiness to meet the demands of the position. Kaiser Permanente values equal opportunity and invites applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply, reinforcing their commitment to inclusivity in the workplace.
Job Requirements
- Customer service and communication skills
- ability to bend, climb and lift 50 pounds
- flexible schedule and ability to travel to multiple building locations
- comply with Washington State Department of Health guidelines
- follow OSHA WISHA safety regulations
- work cooperatively as part of a team
Job Qualifications
- One year custodial experience in an outpatient setting preferred
- high school diploma or GED preferred
- knowledge of Washington State Department of Health guidelines and OSHA regulations
- ability to bend, climb and lift 50 pounds
- strong customer service and communication skills
Job Duties
- Clean patient, staff, and public areas using 7-step cleaning procedure
- safely operate electric and battery powered cleaning equipment
- move clean or soiled linen carts properly
- perform low level maintenance such as unplugging toilets and sinks
- conduct routine surveillance for safety and security
- clean corridors and public areas using 4-step cleaning procedure
- assist with facility setup for meetings and events
Job Criteria
Experience
No experience required
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