FLOOR TECHNICIAN

Description We are excited to add a new member to our Eagle Valley Children's Home Team! We are looking for the following position: Floor Technician Position Summary: Responsible for the overall floor maintenance of hard surface flooring, cleanliness, sanitation, and safety of the facility. Performs routine housekeeping, janitorial and laundry duties. Weekly Schedule: Sunday - Thursday 6:00pm - 2:30am, 40 hours weekly Starting Wage: $18.13/hour plus $1.00 per hour wage differential Essential Job Responsibilities: Clean and maintain hard-surface flooring and other approved floor types, using methods appropriate to the surface and manufacturer recommendations. Dust mop, wet mop, scrub, strip, refinish, wax, buff, and burnish floors according to established schedules and facility needs. Vacuum, spot-clean, shampoo, and extract carpets, rugs, mats, and upholstery as assigned. Move and return furniture, equipment, and other items as needed to complete floor-care work safely and thoroughly. Inspect completed work for quality, safety, residue, damage, and slip or trip hazards; place and remove caution signage and barriers as appropriate. Respond promptly to spills, tracked-in moisture, stains, odors, and other floor-related concerns, including urgent needs reported by staff. Follow preventive floor-care schedules and notify the Housekeeping Supervisor of damaged flooring, needed repairs, or conditions outside the scope of routine maintenance. Housekeeping and Sanitation Perform assigned routine and deep-cleaning duties in residential building, common areas, pool, restroom, and other facility areas. Clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces, client equipment and furniture, windows, sills, fixtures, and housekeeping equipment using approved products and procedures. Empty trash and replace liners; handle waste in accordance with infection-control, safety, and facility requirements. Maintain sanitary conditions and help keep assigned storage, work, and equipment areas clean, organized, and secure. Use appropriate cleaning methods around clients and coordinate work to minimize disruption to client routines, programs, meals, and rest. Laundry Support Collect, sort, wash, dry, fold, hang, and return client clothing, bibs, linens, and other washable items according to facility procedures. Record, and chart laundry or related information when required; maintain accurate and timely documentation. Handle soiled or contaminated laundry using required precautions and infection-control practices. Equipment, Chemicals, and Supplies Complete a pre-use safety inspection of floor-care, housekeeping, and laundry equipment; operate equipment only when trained and authorized. Safely operate specialized equipment such as high-speed burnishers, floor machines, automatic scrubbers, carpet extractors, and wet/dry vacuums. Clean equipment after use, complete routine operator maintenance, store equipment securely, and report damage or malfunctions promptly; remove unsafe equipment from service. Use, label, dilute, and store cleaning chemicals according to product instructions, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), EVCH procedures, and required personal protective equipment (PPE). Never mix incompatible chemicals. Monitor assigned supplies and inventory, rotate stock as appropriate, and notify the Housekeeping Supervisor before critical items are depleted. Safety, Service, and Organizational Responsibilities Follow EVCH safety, infection-control, emergency, security, administrative, and confidentiality policies and applicable regulatory requirements. Identify and promptly correct or report unsafe, unsanitary, damaged, or unusual conditions, including spills, leaks, blocked exits, unsecured doors, pest concerns, and equipment hazards. Maintain awareness of clients, employees, and visitors while working; protect privacy, dignity, belongings, and access to living and program areas. Communicate respectfully and effectively with clients, coworkers, supervisors, and other departments; respond to requests and priorities in a timely manner. Plan and prioritize work, complete assigned schedules and checklists, and maintain required records accurately. Work independently and cooperatively as part of the housekeeping team, provide coverage or assistance when assigned, and support a positive and respectful workplace culture. Maintain regular and consistent attendance and punctuality. Work a flexible schedule, including weekends, holidays, evenings, or adjusted hours when required by facility needs. Perform other related duties and projects as assigned. Requirements Qualifications and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent preferred. At least 18 months of commercial or institutional floor-care experience preferred, including experience stripping, refinishing, waxing, buffing, and burnishing floors with minimal supervision. Housekeeping, janitorial, sanitation, and/or laundry experience in a residential, healthcare, hospitality, school, or similar setting preferred. Working knowledge of floor surfaces, cleaning methods, chemical safety, SDS information, PPE, infection-control practices, and the safe operation of specialized floor-care equipment. Ability to read and follow labels, schedules, checklists, safety instructions, and written procedures and to complete basic records accurately. Strong time-management, organization, attention-to-detail, communication, and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently, adjust priorities, and collaborate effectively with coworkers and leadership. Must have no disqualifying criminal convictions under NRS 449.174. Physical Requirements: Ability to stand and walk for extended periods and to frequently bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, reach, twist, push, pull, and use repetitive hand and arm motions. Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds and to move furniture, supplies, laundry, trash, and floor-care equipment safely, with assistance or mechanical aids when appropriate. Ability to safely control powered floor-care equipment and perform physically demanding work for extended periods. Sufficient vision, hearing, balance, coordination, and manual dexterity to operate equipment, recognize hazards, read labels, and perform cleaning and documentation tasks safely. Ability to work around cleaning chemicals, dust, odors, moisture, noise, and biological or other potentially infectious materials while using required PPE and following safety procedures. #J-18808-Ljbffr