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Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services · 19 hours ago

EVS Technician Lead

Dinwiddie, VA

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services is seeking an EVS Technician Lead for Central State Hospital, a psychiatric inpatient facility. The role involves leading cleaning tasks, ensuring compliance with cleaning standards, and effectively communicating with the EVS Supervisor to maintain a hygienic environment.

Hospital & Health Care

Responsibilities

Will complete Lead Expectations Training: Management & Professionalism in the Workplace

Housekeeper Checklist's to be filled out as you progress in your shift - EVS Supervisor to make rounds to sign Checklists

Housekeeper Checklist's shall be completed every day & turned into EVS Supervisor for filing

Area task assignments to be divided & rotated fairly with current staffing levels in mind

Will effectively communicate with EVS Supervisor as needs arise with equipment, building, obstacles, staffing, productivity, & quality

Lead’s shall be working leads and will participate in all cleaning tasks, and lead by example to standards and expectations

Daily clean floors in assigned areas by sweeping, dust mopping, or wet mopping

Moving furniture to clean areas underneath and behind, including refrigerators, or other movable items

Scrub floor areas using floor scrubbing machines

Use a wet capacity vacuum cleaner to pick up scrubbing solution, or if a flood occurs

Vacuum carpeted areas and may include the use of a carpet extractor to remove a spill/ and or stain

Daily replenishing of toilet paper, paper towels, soap, & sanitizer

Daily clean and disinfect Restroom & Shower/Bathroom areas complete

Includes the following: ceiling, ceiling vents, walls, & partition wall conditions; toilets, urinals, & sinks; shower, sink, urinal, & toilet plumbing; mirrors, and other items listed on back of Employee Checklist

Daily Clean, Police, & Disinfect all Areas as designated by Employee Checklist(s), and/ or by special instructions given for non- routine areas, or for special cleaning recovery projects

Non-Patient Care Areas: Replenish Supplies, Dust, Clean, and Mop all areas as instructed

Patient Care Areas: Replenish Supplies, Dust, Clean, and Mop all areas as instructed

Patient Rooms: Clean per-Employee Checklist using the instructed Best Cleaning and Disinfection Practice on back of Employee Checklist, and to be done for all above areas in building

Gather and remove all trash and dispose in dumpster

Gather and remove all linen and dispose in dumpster, if instructed

Trash Receptacles, including trash transport wheeled bins shall be cleaned inside and outside

Replace liners

Police daily the immediate vicinity of assigned building (within 30 feet) to include entrances and porches to be litter free

Overhead areas (ceiling, ceiling vents and fixtures, wall ledges and edges, and other items high above to be cleaned, and may require the use of a ladder or a mechanical lift, and only as instructed by a supervisor

All areas are to be reached by mop extension sticks with attachments as required first before using a ladder or mechanical lift

Display respect and empathy when engaged with others when cleaning an area

Qualification

Cleaning Tasks ExperienceTeam LeadershipRespectEmpathyEffective Communication

Required

Valid Virginia Driver's license

Experience in performing cleaning tasks in a systematic manner

Experience in Team Leadership

Benefits

DBHDS offers a comprehensive benefits package, including your choice of health plans

Paid life insurance

Retirement plans

13 paid holidays

Annual leave

Family personal leave

Sick leave

Employee discount programs

And more!

Company

Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services

The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services seeks to promote dignity, choice, recovery, and the highest possible level of participation in work, relationships, and all aspects of community life for individuals with mental illness, developmental disabilities or substance-use disorders.

Founded in 1906