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Laundry Worker
- Owen, WI, United States
$17.95 to $23.87 USD / hour
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Job details
- Pay
- $17.95 to $23.87 USD / hour
- Closing date
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
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Description The Laundry Worker is responsible for the care of resident clothing on assigned units and operates laundry equipment under the supervision of the lead laundry worker. Examples of Duties
- Complete work in compliance with State and Federal Regulations, including MSDS sheets and according to laundry policies and procedures
- Collect soiled linens and clothing from units on a daily basis
- Sort laundry
- Launder (wash, dry and fold) all linens and clothing according to policy
- Disinfect articles of clothing as needed
- Label resident clothing ensuring all items are properly marked
- Use proper body mechanics and other safety precautions to prevent injuries
- Ensure all items are free of stains, tears, loose buttons, broken zippers, etc.
- Sort, organize, fold, transport and distribute resident clothes to the units and to individual rooms/closets
- Interact appropriately with people who have physical, emotional and social disabilities
- Demonstrate an acceptance and concern for residents and respect all resident rights
- Maintain standards of complete confidentiality and resident dignity at all times.
- Maintain an appropriate working relationship with Supervisor
- Present a neat, well groomed, professional appearance
- Participate in Quality Assurance
- Communicate effectively with co-workers and inter department staff
- Illustrate a willingness to take on new tasks
- Attend appropriate in-service education
- Make responsible decisions exercising good judgment
Typical Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Previous experience in a similar setting preferred
Benefits
We offer a complete benefits package to full-time employees including health care, dental, vision, retirement, deferred compensation plans, flexible spending accounts, life insurance, long-term disability, holidays, and vacation.
Part-time employees do not receive benefits unless they work 23 or more hours a week they receive retirement benefits.
To learn more details, visit our benefits page.