Why join Givens? Givens Communities continues to be a positive force and advocate for older adults.  We have a mission to expand the possibilities of aging by improving lives through communities, services, and outreach.  Givens Communities promotes Diversity and Belonging by aligning our words with actions so that everyone is welcomed and treated with dignity and respect.  We continuously look for innovative approaches to achieve our sustainability goals and practices to protect our natural resources.  Our collective mindset is to ensure the communities remain forward thinking and progressive as our residents seek a purpose driven life. Purpose. Passion. Possibilities.

We also have some pretty great benefits:

  • Three major medical health insurance plans to choose from with dental and vision coverage at no additional cost (Free basic coverage!!)
  • Free short-term disability, life insurance, & access to our employee assistance program
  • Paid time off (PTO) w/ immediate access to 5 days of PTO before your 90 days
  • Referral bonus program 
  • 403(b) retirement plan with up to a 6% matching
  • Educational assistance & professional development opportunities
  • Flexible spending account (FSA) & access to AFLAC & Prudential Life insurance products
  • Fast-growing nonprofit with tons of advancement opportunities
  • Plus so much more! 

The Givens Estates is hiring a full-time Floor Care Technician to join our Environmental Services/Housekeeping team. We're seeking a person that is punctual, thorough but fast, and eager to learn. The primary purpose of your position is to support the independent residents' health and well-being by ensuring the cleanliness and appearance of the residents apartments, homes, rooms as well as common areas by performing various routine cleaning and light maintenance procedures, observing universal precautions, and maintaining a trustworthy relationship with residents and staff.   

Hours & Availability: The schedule is Monday thru Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm & every other weekend. 

What you'll do:

  • Maintain high levels of facility cleanliness by ensuring that residences, common areas, administrative areas are well-maintained by following assignments for cleaning the floors
  • Participate in department team by attending meetings, providing input, active participation, and support of other department teams on campus
  • Ensure that all floors are swept, mopped, vacuumed, stripped, waxed, buffed, and steam clean on a regular scheduled basis
  • Be conscious of all safety rules and practices and endeavor to create a safe environment for staff and residents
  • Actively participate and accept personal responsibility to ensure the success of the Corporate Compliance Program
  • Follows the established safety regulations, to include fire protection/prevention, infection control, etc.
  • Comply with infection control policies and procedures
  • Possess the ability to seek out new methods and principles and be willing to incorporate them into existing practices
  • Maintain good personnel relations and employee morale
  • Responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, ensuring the cleanliness and appearance of residential homes, common areas, and health service areas.

What you'll need:

  • A collaborative mindset
  • Ability to move, bend, and lift regularly throughout shift
  • Take personal responsibility for safety in the workplace
  • Previous Floor Care experience
  • Work on your feet for long periods of time

Compensation: $19.00 - $20.00 per hour, plus our comprehensive benefits package!


Still curious about what Givens is all about? It's kind of a long story, but at our core, we're a senior housing organization with a lot of heart and committed to providing housing to seniors of all socioeconomic backgrounds across WNC. We already have four communities (two life plan communities and two affordable communities) with plans for many more in the coming years.

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