Facilities Engineer

Description:

Facilities Engineer is responsible for the maintenance and service of assigned equipment. Performs various tasks associated with maintenance and repair of various outlets with minimal supervision.

Requirements:

To perform this role successfully, the individual must demonstrate proficiency in the following areas. Additional duties may be assigned based on business needs.

• Perform routine testing of wall-mounted medical gas outlets, electrical outlets, and equipment connections throughout the facility.
• Verify each outlet is functioning correctly, meets safety standards, and delivers the required pressure, flow, or electrical output.
• Document all test results accurately and report any failures, hazards, or deficiencies to the supervisor.
• Assist with minor troubleshooting or tagging defective outlets for repair.
• Follow infection control, safety procedures, and hospital protocols while working in patient rooms and clinical areas.
• Coordinate with clinical staff to access rooms and minimize disruption to patient care.
• Maintain testing tools, equipment logs, and daily work records.

Skills:

• Communication
• Customer Service
• Individual Development
• Regulatory Compliance
• Data Entry
• Time Management
• Computer Literacy
• Teaching and Training
• Continuous Improvement

Education & Experience

• Associate’s degree in Biomedical Equipment Technology, Electronics, or related field preferred.
• Equivalent combinations of education and experience will be considered.

Technical Skills & Abilities

• Proficiency in troubleshooting, repairing outlets.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform physical tasks associated with equipment service.

Communication

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills across teams.
• Strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities under pressure.
• Commitment to a customer-first service model and continuous improvement.

Working Conditions

• Field-based role with regular travel to healthcare facilities.
• Exposure to clinical environments and associated hazards (e.g., electrical, chemical, infectious agents).
• Use of protective equipment and adherence to safety protocols required.