Barrow-in-Furness - Medical Engineering Technician | East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust

apartmentEast Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust placeBarrow-in-Furness calendar_month 

The role involves working within a small team responsible for the maintenance, repair, management and commissioning of a wide range of medical devices used throughout the Trust and in the local community. The role will also include working at Westmorland General Hospital and Royal Lancaster Infirmary as required.

Successful candidates will possess:
  • The ability to communicate effectively with all members of staff, visitors and patients
  • Good organizational skills and be able to manage their own day to day workload.
  • Experience of working within an engineering environment with prior knowledge of electrical, electronic systems used within the medical environment.
  • ONC or HNC in an engineering discipline or equivalent.
  • A full current driving license.
  • A considerate and tactful approach when working in close proximity to patients.
  • The ability to enter and maintain computerized records.
  • The ability to see allocated projects through to completion
To provide technical expertise to support the safe use of medical devices including the following activities
  • Planned maintenance
  • Servicing
  • Repair and calibration
  • Implementation of MHRA and supplier safety alert
  • Support for clinical colleagues to ensure the devices they use for patient care are safe and suitable for use

You will work in a small team based on the Furness general hospital site consisting of 5 engineers who undertake the maintenance and repair on a number of medical devices located both within the acute hospital setting and community provided services.

The post will include the following duties
  • Service and repair of medical devices located on the Furness general site and surrounding community operated sites
  • Support clinical colleagues with any technical information required to ensure medical devices are used and operated in a safe manner
  • Acceptance testing of new medical devices
  • Safe Disposal of Medical devices at the end of their clinical life
  • Implantation of safety alerts as required by monitoring and regulatory bodies
  • Actively work within the services ISO9001 quality system and identify areas of improvement
  • Undertake the management of delegated secondary duties as required, these may include COSSH management, Health and safety department lead, Scrap/Waste management , Indemnity control for loan devices

Please see attached Job Description.

This advert closes on Monday 3 Mar 2025

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