Anaesthesia and Ventilator Engineer

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Glasgow, City of Glasgow
12 months ago
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We are seeking a highly experienced engineer to manage specialist equipment, mainly Anaesthesia and Ventilator equipment. Please note, this is a field-based role and will be covering sites around the North and Scotland. You ill be site and home based.

Benefits:

25 days annual leave + bank holidays
After successfully completing 6-month probation period, enrolment into Death in Service scheme (4x salary)
Pension with Royal London (enrolment after 3 months of employment)
Perkbox - discounts/offers with various popular brands
Cycle to work scheme (after 3 months of employment)As the Specialist Anaesthesia and Ventilator Engineer, you will be responsible for:

Perform repairs and servicing on a range of medical devices
Train and mentor other field-based engineers
Develop customer relationships
Maintaining service documentation
Maintaining tools and test equipmentThe successful Specialist Anaesthesia and Ventilator Engineer will have the following related skills / experience:

Certified OEM trainings of Anaesthesia and ventilators
5-7 years in biomedical setting
Understanding of appropriate national and local regulatory standards

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