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Field Service Engineer – Medical Systems
We are recruiting an experienced Field Service Engineer to join a small, specialist medical technology company with a passionate team and a strong reputation in respiratory diagnostics across the NHS and private healthcare sector.
This is a hands-on, autonomous role covering the installation, servicing, PPM, calibration and repair of specialist medical systems across the UK.
You will manage your own field schedule, diagnose faults, carry out repairs and upgrades, and work directly with clinical customers to keep equipment safe, reliable and fully operational.
Key responsibilities include:
- Managing and planning your own field service schedule
- Carrying out PPM, servicing, calibration and repairs
- Diagnosing electro-mechanical, software and connectivity-related faults
- Installing and commissioning new equipment
- Supporting equipment upgrades and system configuration
- Troubleshooting PC and network connectivity issues
- Maintaining accurate electronic service documentation
- Providing responsive technical support to NHS and private healthcare customers
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We are looking for:
- Minimum of 2 years’ field service experience
- Strong electro-mechanical fault-finding skills
- Good PC, networking and troubleshooting capability
- HNC, HND, Degree or equivalent practical engineering experience
- A full, clean UK driving licence
- Experience within the medical device sector or a similar clinical environment would be highly advantageous.


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What’s on offer:
- Competitive salary of up to £50,000
- Company vehicle and fuel card
- Manufacturer and technical training
- Private medical insurance
- Company pension
- Laptop and mobile phone
This is a great opportunity to join a small, supportive team in a positive working environment, working with advanced medical technology and offering genuine autonomy and responsibility in the field. Do not hesitate to apply!
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