Service Engineer

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Sheffield, South Yorkshire

12 months ago

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Service Engineer – Medical Devices

Location: Sheffield-based, with occasional UK travel
Type: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: £30,000–£35,000 + up to 20% bonus

Are you a skilled Medical Engineer looking to take the next step in your career?

We’re working with a leading healthcare technology company that supports the UK Emergency Services sector. They're looking for a Service Engineer to join their growing team in Sheffield and play a key role in maintaining critical medical equipment across the region.

What You’ll Be Doing:

Servicing, calibrating, and repairing a range of medical devices, for example, defibrillators, monitors, AEDs, and ventilators
Collaborating with internal teams to plan and manage workload efficiently
Ensuring all engineering activities meet regulatory and quality standards
Building strong relationships with customers and providing responsive technical support
Working closely with Customer Success Managers and Clinical Application Specialists
Communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders
Managing your schedule independently while contributing to a wider engineering team

What We’re Looking For:

A strong background in Medical Engineering or a related technical field
Proficiency in using digital tools, databases, and Microsoft Office
Excellent customer service and communication skills
Ability to follow detailed technical instructions and manuals
A proactive and self-motivated approach to workload management
A full UK driving licence

Desirable Skills:

Level 3 (or equivalent) qualification in engineering, electronics, or a related discipline
Experience with medical equipment

If you’re passionate about delivering high-quality service in a vital, fast-paced environment, this is an excellent opportunity to contribute to an impactful organisation. Please note that no sponsorship is given, a full right to work in the UK is needed.

Apply now or get in touch to learn more

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