Job Description

Areas of Responsibility:

• Perform assigned preventive maintenance and routine inspections according to approved schedules, checklists and procedures.
• Attend corrective maintenance calls and perform first-line troubleshooting and basic repairs within demonstrated competency and authorization.
• Escalate life-support, critical, high-risk, complex or unresolved equipment faults to the Biomedical Engineer, Senior Biomedical Engineer or Project Manager.
• Support functional checks, performance verification, calibration and electrical safety activities within competency and approved procedures.
• Record and update accurate maintenance information and work orders in CAFM/CMMS, including equipment details, faults, actions, parts used, status and supporting documentation.
• Assist Biomedical Engineers and Senior Biomedical Engineers with complex repairs, installations, inspections and technical activities.
• Support equipment installation, relocation, collection, delivery, decommissioning and workshop activities.
• Verify equipment identification, asset tag, model, serial number and location; report asset-record discrepancies.
• Identify visible damage, unsafe conditions, missing accessories or abnormal equipment operation and escalate promptly.
• Support spare-parts identification and inventory control by providing accurate equipment/fault information, maintaining part traceability, reporting discrepancies and ensuring proper handling and storage.
• Coordinate with clinical users for equipment access and provide maintenance-status updates within the assigned scope.
• Apply infection-control, cleaning and safe-handling requirements before, during and after maintenance activities.
• Maintain tools, test equipment and workshop resources in good condition and report damage or calibration concerns.
• Use only approved tools, test equipment, parts and procedures; do not perform work beyond individual competency or authorization.
• Support warranty and third-party service cases by preparing equipment and assisting during service attendance as directed.
• Participate in audit preparation and closure of assigned maintenance documentation actions.

Experience & Qualification:

• Minimum 3 years of relevant medical equipment maintenance or biomedical technical service experience is preferred. Entry-level requirements may be adjusted for approved trainee, graduate or national development programs
• First-line fault diagnosis and basic electrical/electronic principles.
• Safe use of test equipment and maintenance documentation.
• CAFM/CMMS processes and equipment identification/asset records.