Environmental Services Technician
umiami · Miami
Job description
About the role
The University of Miami Hospital is seeking a full‑time Environmental Services Technician to maintain a sanitary, safe, and orderly environment throughout the facility.
Key responsibilities
- Follow established cleaning methods and procedures.
- Use only approved cleaning supplies and chemicals.
- Adhere to fire, safety, waste disposal, dress code, and patient information guidelines.
- Report areas needing special cleaning or repairs to the supervisor.
- Assist in equipment maintenance and supply organization.
- Follow University and unit policies to safeguard assets.
Required profile
- High School Diploma or equivalent (or one year housekeeping experience in hotel, motel, commercial/industrial sanitation, or health‑care).
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
- Ability to understand and follow instructions.
- Commitment to the University’s core values and effective oral and written communication.
What we offer
- Competitive salary.
- Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and tuition remission.
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