Laundry Aide Rochester Restorative Care Center Rochester, MN Job Details Part-time 9 hours ago Qualifications Cleaning and sanitation procedure implementation Biological safety protocols Chemical handling safety procedures Maintaining an organized workspace Labeling Laundry dryer machines Chemical handling Laundry stain removal Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Healthcare infection prevention and control expertise Textile cleaning Room tidying Fabric inspecting Laundry sorting Safety equipment Laundry folding Clean workspace maintenance Tracking inventory levels Entry level Chemical safety protocols Time management Full Job Description A Laundry Attendant in a nursing home is responsible for maintaining clean, sanitized linens and residents' personal clothing to support a safe, comfortable, and hygienic environment. This role plays a key part in infection control and resident care.

Key Responsibilities:

Sort, wash, dry, and fold residents' clothing, bedding, towels, and facility linens Follow strict infection control and sanitation guidelines to prevent the spread of illness Handle soiled laundry safely, including items contaminated with bodily fluids Operate and maintain commercial washers, dryers, and laundry equipment Label and organize residents' personal clothing to ensure proper return Deliver clean laundry to resident rooms and nursing units in a timely manner Inspect linens and clothing for stains, damage, or wear and rewash or report as needed Maintain cleanliness and organization of the laundry room Monitor inventory of linens and report shortages or supply needs Follow all safety procedures, including proper use of chemicals and personal protective equipment (PPE)

Skills and Qualifications:

Knowledge of infection control practices and safety standards Attention to detail, especially when handling residents' personal items Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced healthcare environment Strong organizational and time management skills Physical ability to lift, carry, bend, and stand for long periods Compassion and respect when working in a resident-centered environment Ability to follow directions and work as part of a healthcare team

Work Environment:

Nursing home or long-term care facility Exposure to heat, humidity, and biohazard materials Requires use of PPE (gloves, gowns, etc.) Frequent standing, lifting, and repetitive tasks