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Junior Biomedical Engineer

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Purpose of the role

Provision of daily on-site medical devices repairs, preventative maintenance and asset management to contractual Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) within a specified hospital location. Build long term relationships with customers, subcontractors and staff to ensure responsiveness and superior customer service.

To be considered for this role you must have at least 1-3 years UK based work experience on medical equipment and hold a Degree in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Technologies, Engineering or Electronics.

Task list

Perform scheduled preventative maintenance (PM) on medical equipment as per manufacturer’s guidelines

Support the site manager / team leader as required and in achieving contractual KPI’s

Complete repairs as required on medical equipment as per manufacturer’s guidelines

Complete all associated administrative work in completing repairs and preventative maintenance as outlined in procedures

Support customers whenever needed to ensure minimal disruption to the operation of the hospital

Complete associated admin needed to close repairs and PMs as outlined in the Standard Operating Procedures

Maintain safe working practices within the hospital environment

Maintain spare part stock wherever necessary

Schedule and complete workload for customers within assigned area

Maintain service documentation in line with business requirements

Meet with OEM service staff and management when required

Maintain tools and test equipment in line with Standards

Must Have Qualifications

Certified OEM trainings

Qualification in Engineering, electronics or medical technologies such as biomedical engineering, desirably at Bachelors level or experience

Must Have Skills

Excellent Customer Relationship skills

Excellent written and oral communication

Good working knowledge of MS Office suite, Excel

Superior integrity and discretion

Must Have Experience

1-3 years UK-based experience on medical equipment

Familiarity with appropriate national and local regulatory standards

Worked in clinical environment and involving patient communication

Familiar with a broad range of medical devices

Benefits

Private Healthcare

Employee Assistance Programme

Salary Sacrifice Pension

Electric Car Scheme

Cycle to work scheme

A DBS Enhanced Disclosure is required for all applicants.

If you have all the skills above and feel this is the role for you, please do not hesitate to contact us at One to One Personnel on (phone number removed) or forward your CV to

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