Biomedical Technician

Biomedical Technician

Preventive Maintenance

• Plan and execute scheduled preventive maintenance programs for all medical equipment in accordance with manufacturer recommendations and departmental schedules
• Calibrate equipment as per manufacturer specifications and regulatory requirements
• Document all maintenance activities including dates, procedures performed, and findings
• Proactively identify potential issues and take corrective action before equipment failure occurs

Corrective Maintenance & Repair

• Respond promptly to equipment breakdowns and malfunctions reported by clinical staff
• Diagnose faults using technical manuals, diagnostic software, and testing tools
• Execute repairs on-site or escalate to authorized vendors when required
• Follow up on vendor repairs to ensure timely completion and equipment return to service
• Communicate equipment status and estimated turnaround time to clinical teams

Equipment Inspection & Safety Testing

• Conduct pre-use and post-maintenance safety and performance testing on all medical equipment
• Apply electrical safety testing protocols in compliance with IEC and facility standards
• Tag and label equipment status clearly (functional, under maintenance, or out of service)
• Remove equipment that fails safety testing from clinical use immediately and initiate corrective action

Documentation & Reporting

• Maintain accurate and complete maintenance records, service reports, and asset documentation in the equipment management system
• Track equipment history, lifecycle status, warranty information, and service contracts
• Generate periodic maintenance and performance reports for management review
• Ensure all documentation is audit-ready and accessible at all times

Vendor & Inventory Coordination

• Coordinate with suppliers and vendors for quotations, spare parts procurement, warranty follow-up, and service visits
• Maintain an adequate inventory of critical spare parts and consumables

Technical Skills

• Proficiency in preventive and corrective maintenance of medical equipment (patient monitors, infusion pumps, ECG machines, diagnostic devices)
• Knowledge of electrical safety testing protocols and IEC standards for medical devices
• Ability to interpret technical manuals, wiring diagrams, and equipment schematics
• Competency in calibration techniques and equipment performance testing
• Familiarity with medical gas systems and safe handling and storage procedures
• Basic computer skills and proficiency in biomedical equipment management systems

Managerial And Professional Skills

• Strong attention to detail with the ability to work under pressure in a clinical environment
• Good communication and teamwork skills with clinical and non-clinical staff
• Organizational ability to prioritize multiple maintenance tasks concurrently
• Commitment to patient safety, quality standards, and continuous improvement