A Workman II is mainly deployed on –

• (a)general cleansing duties, and disposal of waste including clinical waste;
• (b)manual labour duties, such as moving furniture/equipment, loading and unloading of heavy objects, transporting and lifting patients;
• (c)receipt and dispatch duties including indoor and outdoor collection and delivery of pathological specimens, x-ray films, documents, mails and other articles;
• (d)general administrative support and clinic ancillary duties, such as photocopying and stamping / sorting of documents and paper records, opening and locking of doors, keeping order of patients in clinics, packing and labeling forms and pharmaceutical containers;
• (e)pantry service;
• (f)relieving staff in the Artisan Segment (such as Darkroom Technician, Laboratory Attendant, Artisan) and Property Attendant, Workman I or Office Assistant ranks; and
• (g)handling other labouring/menial duties in clinics, laboratories and public mortuaries such as clearing and disposal of vomits, blood-caked surgical dressings, soiled linens, used sharps, stock cultures and contaminated substances, according to safety procedures.

Remarks :

• (1)Subject to deployment to any institutes or places, such as Government clinics, methadone clinics, centres/clinics under Special Preventive Programme, public mortuaries, quarantine camps as and when required.
• (2)Subject to deployment to take up different types of duties to meet operational needs.
• (3)May be required to work outdoors, overtime, irregular hours, shifts or in times of inclement weather.
• (4)Required to wear uniform and name badge.

Candidates should –

• (a)be able to communicate in Cantonese/Chinese and simple English; read simple Chinese and simple English; write simple Chinese or simple English;
• (b)preferably have relevant working experience in hospitals, clinics or medical institutions; and
• (c)have a pass result in the Basic Law and National Security Law Test (BLNST) (Note).

(Remark: Candidates will be required to pass a trade test.)