Position: General Worker
Req ID: 105256
Location: Northern Zone, Aberdeen Hospital
Company: NSHA
Join the team at Nova Scotia Health Authority and make a difference in the lives of patients, visitors, and employees. We are currently seeking motivated individuals to fill Casual Relief positions at our Aberdeen Hospital location.
Responsibilities
The General Worker is responsible for cleaning and servicing assigned areas to ensure the safety, health, and morale of patients and employees. This position is crucial in assisting patients’ recovery by providing a clean, attractive, and safe environment with minimal interference to others. Handling infectious materials with proper protective equipment and working with cleaning chemicals is a requirement of this role.
Qualifications
Our ideal candidate will have a Grade 12/GED or equivalent work experience, as well as good verbal, reading, and writing skills. Previous housekeeping experience is an asset, and competency in other languages, especially French, is preferred.
Hours of Work
Casual relief positions available. Salary ranges from $19.17 to $19.92 per hour.
How to Apply
If you are interested in this position, you can apply online on the company website. We are accepting applications from Canadian citizens and permanent or temporary residents of Canada, with or without a valid Canadian work permit.
What is the Work Environment Like?
The work environment for factory workers can vary depending on the type of factory, the specific manufacturing processes involved, and the industry. However, there are some common aspects that are typical of the work environment for factory workers: Industrial Setting: Factory workers typically work in industrial settings, such as large production facilities or warehouses. These environments can be noisy and may involve exposure to various chemicals and fumes. Temperature Variations: Depending on the manufacturing processes and facility infrastructure, factory workers may experience significant temperature variations, from extremely cold to hot conditions.”
