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Maintains a clean, safe work area in compliance with Corporate/OHS standards
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Performs work in accordance with established safety procedures
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Performs work within Standard Repair Time (SRTs)
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Able to examine malfunctioning equipment for wear, tear, and defects
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Identify and correct problems and equipment inaccuracies or inefficiencies
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Able to test repaired equipment for proper performance and to ensure that work meets manufacturer's specifications
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Perform preventive maintenance and calibrations on area equipment
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Disassemble and reassemble complex machinery
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Able to modify equipment
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Obsolescence Notification
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Utilize hand and power tools to complete repairs, maintenance, overhauls, and installations
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Test and repair medical testing equipment
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Complete preventive maintenance, inspections, and electrical safety testing
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Adjusted and calibrated machinery for optimal performance and service life
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Evaluated and reported the current equipment inventory to appropriate sources
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Cleaned and lubricated equipment and parts
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Updated maintenance records and work logs daily
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Sourced or fabricated parts to complete repairs
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Continuously study manufacturer documentation for new and existing equipment to maintain current and accurate knowledge
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Demonstrate equipment operation and explain preventative maintenance to medical staff
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Able to communicate with the Maintenance Supervisor and crews to coordinate work and provide updates
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Able to work under limited supervision and selects from written instructions and established procedures to accomplish assigned tasks
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Make Maintenance schedules
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Track equipment history - from "cradle to grave"
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Able to update the inventory management and inventory control over replacement parts
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Communicate machine performance trends
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Assign and track maintenance work orders
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Schedule one performance maintenance per year per equipment
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