Electrical Field Service Engineer, Medical Equipment

Watford
10 months ago
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Medical Device: Operating Theatre & Surgical Equipment

Luton, Hemel Hempstead, Watford, North West London, Harrow and Barnet

£45K - £50K + Company Vehicle + Excellent benefits package including Healthcare, Contributory Pension Scheme and Full and Comprehensive Manufacturers based Product Training

Applications are welcome from Electrical Service Engineers or site-based Maintenance Engineers from a wide range of backgrounds, including domestic, commercial and industrial environments, with an electrical qualification 

The Company – Electrical Field Service Engineer, Medical & Surgical Equipment

My client is a leader in healthcare. This organisation’s impressive portfolio of medical and surgical equipment is trusted by healthcare professionals throughout the United Kingdom.

Offering 'best in class' solutions across a wide range of operating theatre and surgical equipment, their success is based upon a commitment to world leading manufacturing facilities, outstanding product innovation, excellent customer care and the recruitment and development of good people.

The Role - Electrical Field Service Engineer, Medical & Surgical Equipment

Following expansion, they seek to a customer focused and technically motivated Field Service Engineer, responsible for the service, repair, testing and commissioning of medical equipment at hospital sites throughout the Thames Valley region.

In this exciting and varied post, the Field Service Engineer will be responsible for the service and upkeep of a range of medical and surgical equipment, including surgical lighting, operating theatre tables, medical gas facilities and all associated operating theatre control systems and electrical infrastructure.

Your Background - Electrical Field Service Engineer, Medical & Surgical Equipment

To be considered for this exciting role, you must be able to demonstrate a strong background working with electrical equipment, either in a domestic, commercial or industry environment, and have an electrical quaiification.

Applications are welcome from a brand range of Electrical Service Engineering backgrounds.

You could also be a hospital-based Maintenance Engineer looking to specialise, or a Service Engineer from a scientific, pharmaceutical, industrial or commercial environment, keen to break into the medical equipment industry. 

The Benefits - Electrical Field Service Engineer, Medical & Surgical Equipment

This is an excellent opportunity to join a very well-respected medical equipment organisation. You will be joining a national team of Field Service Engineers who take great pride in their work and who aim to build upon long term relationships with customers. You will be continually challenged as you are exposed to new technologies. You will receive constant support and guidance from senior management and your technical knowledge will be furthered through training courses. For those with the desire there are opportunities to progress your career into more technical specialist roles.

In return, the successful applicant will benefit from first class product training, recognised by the industry, which will run on an ongoing basis as new products are introduced. A generous remuneration package is also guaranteed, including competitive salary of up to £40K, generous overtime rates, company vehicle, healthcare package, contributory pension scheme, phone and laptop, along with the opportunity to progress your career within a market leading organisation.

This vacancy is being advertised by TRS Consulting (UK) Limited. The services advertised by TRS Consulting (UK) Limited are those of an employment agency and / or employment business

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