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Medical Field Service Engineer, Biomedical Systems

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7 months ago
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Medical Field Service Engineer, Biomedical Systems

An excellent opportunity for a skilled biomedical or medical engineer to join a market leading manufacturer offering exceptional opportunities for career development

Basic Salary £45,000
Car Allowance £7,000
Pension Scheme 
Excellent Opportunities for Career Advancement 
Year End Salary Review 
The Role - Medical Field Service Engineer, Biomedical Systems

Following planned expansion, they now seek to recruit a technically focused Biomedical Field Service Engineer, responsible for the planned preventative maintenance, service and repair of their range of technologically innovative patient ventilators, patient monitors, critical care systems and anaesthesia delivery systems, ensuring that the highest levels of customer service are maintained at all times.

Your Background - Medical Field Service Engineer, Biomedical Systems

To be considered for this exciting opportunity, you must be able to demonstrate:

A competent background in a customer facing field service engineering capacity gained within any high value capital equipment environment
Applications are encouraged from engineers with a broad range of backgrounds, including:

  • medical, laboratory or pharmaceutical device
  • ex-forces engineers (medical, dental, weapons systems, radar)
  • patient monitoring
  • critical care
  • biomedical engineering
  • ultrasound and medical imaging
  • anaesthesia and ventilation systems
  • EBME / MTO currently working in a site based capacity in hospitals
  • a wide range of other electronic or electro-mechanical sectors
    A qualification in engineering, electronics or a science based subject to a minimum of ONC level
    Applications are welcome from field service engineers from a broad base of sectors as full and comprehensive product training will be provided
    The Company - Medical Field Service Engineer, Biomedical Systems

    One of the world’s leading suppliers of medical equipment
    This instantly recognisable healthcare systems provider employs over 20,000 people and has representation in 120 countries
    Their forward thinking range of products are trusted by healthcare professionals globally and include patient monitors, anaesthesia delivery systems, ventilators and a range of operating theatre equipment
    As a market leading organisation, product innovation, a continued commitment to research and development, excellent levels of customer service and good people are fundamental to their future success
    This vacancy is being advertised by TRS Consulting. The services advertised by TRS Consulting are those of an employment agency and / or employment business

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