Super Utility Technician

Overview

We are women-owned and operated, with nearly 50 years of expertise as a leading environmental solutions provider, focused on infection prevention for complex facilities. As a local, privately held company, we are agile and can maneuver quickly to support the needs of our people and clients.

Our goal is to become a trusted partner, not outsourced vendor.

One of our greatest strengths is our Culture of Caring. From our CEO to the front-line staff, Servicon embodies our vision of creating healthy environments for people to thrive. This results in greater client satisfaction and healthier outcomes. Meticulous adherence to infection prevention standards interwoven with compassionate service delivery is the key to success.

Servicon focuses on three essential elements for establishing a Culture of Caring and Excellence: People, Programs, and Performance. These components represent our strong value alignment, positively impacting patient care, infection prevention, and throughput.

Responsibilities

The Super Utility Technician is responsible for a wide variety of GMP Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) cleaning to ensure a safe and sanitary work environment to meet or exceed all regulatory requirements defined in current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs).

Qualifications

• Perform and maintain current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) product and quality safety through the cleaning and sanitation of processing equipment, and the facility.
• Participate in required training on the use of sanitization, disinfectants and equipment and apply required usage.
• Understand chemical safety and handling procedures including appropriate dilution and usage and use the chemicals according to those standards.
• Empty, clean and remove all waste receptacles from the premises to designated area, damp wipe, sanitize and disinfect receptacles. Waste may be recyclables, perishables, and biohazard materials.
• Vacuum and sanitize floors, drains, walls, ceilings, and shelves utilizing appropriate tools, including but not limited to, mops, vacuums, disinfectants, and specialty equipment.
• Perform record keeping and data tracking following Good Documentation Practices (GDP); adhere to the designated sanitation schedule.
• Sanitize and clean machines and machine parts using chemicals, manually, with high pressure hoses, spraying and/or scrubbing.
• Clean under tacky mats and/or change them, as needed.
• Adhere to all sanitation and disinfection procedures to ensure compliance with SOP requirements and ISO (International Organization for Standardization) cleaning standards.
• Practice Good Documentation Practices (GDP) with cleaning times, chemicals dates and Lot numbers, following client SOPs.