Biomedical Technician

Main Purpose of the Job : Provide hands-on technical support for inspection, preventive maintenance, basic corrective maintenance, functional checks, asset verification and safe handling of medical equipment within the assigned healthcare facility or project. The role performs maintenance activities within approved competency and authorization levels, maintains accurate service records, supports spare parts traceability and promptly escalates complex or high-risk technical issues.Areas of Responsibility:Perform assigned preventive maintenance and routine inspections according to approved schedules, checklists and procedures.Attend corrective maintenance calls and perform first-line troubleshooting and basic repairs within demonstrated competency and authorization.Escalate life-support, critical, high-risk, complex or unresolved equipment faults to the Biomedical Engineer, Senior Biomedical Engineer or Project Manager.Support functional checks, performance verification, calibration and electrical safety activities within competency and approved procedures.Record and update accurate maintenance information and work orders in CAFM/CMMS, including equipment details, faults, actions, parts used, status and supporting documentation.Assist Biomedical Engineers and Senior Biomedical Engineers with complex repairs, installations, inspections and technical activities.Support equipment installation, relocation, collection, delivery, decommissioning and workshop activities.Verify equipment identification, asset tag, model, serial number and location; report asset-record discrepancies.Identify visible damage, unsafe conditions, missing accessories or abnormal equipment operation and escalate promptly.Support spare-parts identification and inventory control by providing accurate equipment/fault information, maintaining part traceability, reporting discrepancies and ensuring proper handling and storage.Coordinate with clinical users for equipment access and provide maintenance-status updates within the assigned scope.Apply infection-control, cleaning and safe-handling requirements before, during and after maintenance activities.Maintain tools, test equipment and workshop resources in good condition and report damage or calibration concerns.Use only approved tools, test equipment, parts and procedures; do not perform work beyond individual competency or authorization.Support warranty and third-party service cases by preparing equipment and assisting during service attendance as directed.Participate in audit preparation and closure of assigned maintenance documentation actions.Experience & Qualification:Minimum 3 years of relevant medical equipment maintenance or biomedical technical service experience is preferred. Entry-level requirements may be adjusted for approved trainee, graduate or national development programsFirst-line fault diagnosis and basic electrical/electronic principles.Safe use of test equipment and maintenance documentation.CAFM/CMMS processes and equipment identification/asset records.