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Self Regional Health Care

Environmental Service Tech, Full Time, 1st Shift

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An Environmental Technician assists with testing and sampling or monitoring needed for environmental clean-up efforts or projects to mitigate environmental pollution. Assists environmental engineers or environmental scientists. Collects air, water or soil samples, operates field test equipment and conducts laboratory research. Coordinates work at sites with contaminated soil or water, or hazardous waste clean-up sites.

$46,395 / year median in South Carolina

+11% projected growth

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1st Shift, 7am-3:30pm, 4 week days and every other weekend Leading our communities to better health and creating the best experiences require that our facilities are held to the highest cleaning standards. The Environmental Services Technicians are responsible for the reduction of these infections by maintaining this high level of cleanliness through the proper use of Hospital Infection Control approved cleaning and disinfecting products. Technicians are expected to carry themselves in a professional manner at all times as they interact with patients, visitors and internal customers. Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and written. Must be able to listen and follow directions. Must be able to read, write and understand equipment use. Must have appropriate work experience. High school graduate or have an equivalent GED certificate, preferred.