TIC Health
Field Service Engineer
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TIC Health | Full-time | Field-based, with national travel
TIC Health is looking for a practical, versatile engineer to keep the infrastructure behind our healthcare services running reliably. You’ll work across our growing network of mobile, relocatable and modular units, maintaining and troubleshooting the power, cooling, mechanical and electrical systems that support clinical operations.
This is a varied role for someone who enjoys finding the cause of a fault and seeing the solution through. You might be servicing a generator one day, investigating a cooling issue the next, and helping prepare a unit for deployment after that.
You’ll support the infrastructure around CT, MRI and other clinical equipment. Specialist imaging engineers and manufacturers will continue to maintain the scanners themselves; you’ll work alongside them to identify and resolve issues affecting the systems those scanners depend on.
What you’ll do
- Carry out planned maintenance, inspections and functional testing across generators, HVAC, chillers, pumps, water and waste systems, electrical distribution and associated controls.
- Attend breakdowns at TIC Health sites, diagnose faults systematically and carry out repairs within your training and authorisation.
- Identify developing problems before they cause downtime, and recommend practical preventative improvements.
- Inspect and support mobile and relocatable units, including their power, lighting, access, levelling and ancillary systems.
- Assist with unit mobilisation, installation, commissioning and decommissioning.
- Investigate environmental alarms, sensors and remote monitoring systems.
- Coordinate specialist engineers, contractors or manufacturers when a fault requires additional expertise.
- Keep accurate service reports and maintenance records, and communicate clearly with clinical teams, operations colleagues and customers.
- Take part in an engineering call-out arrangement where required.
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What you’ll bring
You’ll have strong hands-on mechanical and electrical skills, experience of field-based fault finding, and the judgement to know when to repair, make safe or escalate an issue. We’re interested in engineers with experience across several types of plant or equipment, rather than expertise in every system listed above.
You’ll also need:
- The ability to read wiring diagrams, technical manuals and engineering drawings.
- Confidence working independently and making sound decisions on site.
- A strong approach to health and safety, especially in clinical environments.
- Clear written and verbal communication.
- A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel nationally.
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Relevant experience could come from generator or critical-power engineering, plant hire, HVAC, specialist vehicles, mobile buildings, marine or military engineering, data centres, or healthcare infrastructure. Previous healthcare experience is helpful but isn’t essential.
Qualifications or experience in areas such as the 18th Edition, electrical inspection and testing, F-Gas, refrigeration, hydraulics, controls, UPS systems or remote monitoring would be an advantage. We don’t expect candidates to have all of these.
Why join TIC Health?
You’ll have the variety of a role spanning power, cooling, mechanical and electrical systems, with the chance to help develop maintenance standards and engineering processes as TIC Health grows. Further technical training and progression opportunities will be available as we expand our engineering capabilities.
Benefits include
A company pension, cycle to work scheme and health and wellbeing programme.
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