Commercial Cleaner / Medical Terminal Cleaning Technician

Job Summary:The Medical Terminal Cleaning Technician is responsible for performing thorough, high-level cleaning and disinfection of patient rooms, surgical areas, and clinical spaces after patient discharge or procedures. This role is critical in preventing infection and ensuring a safe, sanitary environment in compliance with healthcare standards and regulations.

40 hours weekly: Monday-Friday, 5pm-1am

Pay: $17.00 hourly

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform terminal cleaning of patient rooms, operating rooms, and other clinical areas following established protocols
• Clean and disinfect all surfaces, including beds, mattresses, equipment, walls, floors, and high-touch areas
• Properly use hospital-grade disinfectants and cleaning solutions according to manufacturer and facility guidelines
• Safely handle and dispose of biohazardous waste, linens, and sharps containers
• Follow infection control procedures, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Restock supplies in patient rooms and designated areas as needed
• Operate and maintain cleaning equipment such as floor machines, UV disinfection units, or electrostatic sprayers (if applicable)
• Document cleaning activities and report any maintenance or safety concerns
• Adhere to OSHA, CDC, and facility-specific health and safety regulations

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred
• Previous healthcare or environmental services experience is a plus
• Knowledge of infection control practices and cleaning standards preferred
• Ability to follow detailed instructions and safety procedures
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to cleanliness
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift up to 40–50 pounds
• Ability to perform repetitive cleaning tasks for extended periods
• Comfortable working in environments with exposure to cleaning chemicals and biological materials

Work Environment:

• Hospital, clinic, or healthcare facility setting
• May require evening, night, weekend, or holiday shifts
• Exposure to infectious materials and strict sanitation protocols