Clinical Engineering Engineer

Repairing, testing, and calibrating of life-support equipment and other specialised medical equipment, ensuring compliance with MHRA safety recommendations,

ISO9001

2015 and other relevant standards, ensuring best value for money and considerations for clinical need Acceptance testing and commissioning of new equipment General administration associated with the team including dealing with enquiries and recording these on the Call Logging System Investigate Adverse Incidents and Accidents relating to medical equipment according to Safe Operating Procedures Planned Preventative

Maintenance Supporting Equipment Services ISO9001

2015 quality registration Training of clinical staff in the care and control of medical equipment Participation in the Trusts Equipment Management Programme Authorised modifications to equipment Operationally, minimise all resources consumed whilst establishing best value for money Condemning and safe disposal of redundant items Contributing to the upkeep of the computerised equipment inventory Sourcing and procurement of spare parts and participation in their stock control Raises requisitions for Purchase Orders and checks and signs goods-received-notes Inspection of new spare parts Ordering and stock control of spare parts Occasional collection of defective machines from the Wards and the return of repaired items to the Wards Any other reasonable task as decided by the Clinical Engineering Manager Advise clinical staff on the care and use of life support equipment Repair, service, and calibrate life-support equipment, diagnostic equipment, and therapeutic medical devices Participation in the development of technical specifications, and testing regimes for medical equipment in conjunction with the Clinical Engineering Manager Assists the Clinical Engineering Managerwith the equipment aspects of CQC Compliance, NHSLA,

Trust Policy and ISO9001

2015 quality registration etc Assist the Clinical Engineering Manager in the generation and upkeep of an accurate equipment inventory for the purpose of equipment management To carry out all duties in accordance with the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act, relevant Statutory Regulations, Approved Codes of Conduct and Local Rules Participate in a rota to provide lunchtime cover To develop the required knowledge and skills To work as part of a multi-disciplinary team providing an efficient and effective Clinical Engineering Services to the Trust, ensuring that patients receive the optimum level of service and care To work within Trust policy, Departmental policy and promote patient safety with Medical Equipment while maximising benefit and minimising cost