Field Service Engineer

at  Device Technologies Australia

ABOUT US…

Since 1992, Device Technologies has been dedicated to improving patients’ lives through leading edge technology and services, supplying hospitals and healthcare professionals with high-calibre medical solutions from around the world. Over 30 years, Device Technologies has developed a reputation for the quality, dedicated service and ongoing support provided by our people. With HQ in Sydney, the company continues to grow, representing over 200 trusted brands, and employing over 1000 highly skilled staff located across Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
Geared towards optimal performance, our culture is built on empowering our people to achieve their goals, aligning with wider business objectives. We focus on productivity, continuous improvement, career development and leadership nurturing to foster a superior workforce.

ABOUT YOU…

At Device Technologies, we succeed through our commitment to four key values:
Delivering Innovation – We encourage and reward fresh ideas and are committed to supporting our people to make change.
Seeking Collaboration – We support each other in our combined mission to help others achieve their goals.
Taking Ownership – We believe in equipping our people to take responsibility and accountability in their roles and trust them to get the job done.
Practising Good Business – Our success is built on a mix of intuition and experience and we foster an environment where all voices are heard and nobody is afraid to make mistakes.
Our ideal candidate for this role aligns with these values.
Are you a skilled Field Service Engineer with a passion for precision and a keen eye for detail? Do you thrive in a collaborative environment where teamwork is essential? If so, you may be ideal for this role.

EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:

• Degree in Biomedical Engineering or related field.
• Experience servicing ventilators and other critical care devices will be highly regarded.
• Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a close-knit team.

• Conduct routine maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on critical care medical devices, including ventilators, defibrillators and patient monitoring systems.
• Collaborate with internal teams to troubleshoot technical issues promptly.
• Perform preventive maintenance checks to prevent equipment downtime.
• Document service activities accurately and maintain service records.
• Participate in equipment installations and upgrades.