Some technical roles are about keeping production moving. This one is about keeping people moving.
As a Service Technician, you’ll maintain and repair essential healthcare equipment used by people in hospitals, aged care, rehabilitation facilities and the community.
Your work could involve restoring a patient lifter to safe operation, completing preventative maintenance on hospital equipment or diagnosing a fault with mobility equipment.
Behind every job is someone relying on that equipment.
What You’ll Get
Your experience might come from medical equipment, field service, electrical, electronics, mechanical maintenance or another equipment-servicing environment.
What matters is that you’re technically capable, practical, reliable and genuinely enjoy solving problems.
Ideally, you’ll have:
Make Your Technical Skills Count if you want a hands-on role with variety, independence and a genuine sense of purpose, we’d like to hear from you.
Apply today with your CV and tell us what you’ve been servicing, maintaining or repairing.
As a Service Technician, you’ll maintain and repair essential healthcare equipment used by people in hospitals, aged care, rehabilitation facilities and the community.
Your work could involve restoring a patient lifter to safe operation, completing preventative maintenance on hospital equipment or diagnosing a fault with mobility equipment.
Behind every job is someone relying on that equipment.
What You’ll Get
- Permanent, full-time Monday to Friday hours
- Take-home company van
- Phone, laptop, tools and uniform supplied
- Training, induction and support from an experienced team
- A varied role combining technical problem-solving with customer interaction
- Opportunities to expand your technical capability and progress over time
- The satisfaction of knowing your work has a genuine purpose
- Service and repair low-voltage medical and mobility equipment
- Diagnose faults and solve technical problems
- Complete preventative maintenance, safety inspections and calibration work
- Maintain accurate service and compliance records
- Manage your van, tools, stock and daily workload
- Work across a variety of healthcare and community environments
- Provide friendly, respectful and professional service to customers
Your experience might come from medical equipment, field service, electrical, electronics, mechanical maintenance or another equipment-servicing environment.
What matters is that you’re technically capable, practical, reliable and genuinely enjoy solving problems.
Ideally, you’ll have:
- At least 2 years’ hands-on technical servicing or maintenance experience
- Strong fault-finding and repair skills
- ESTA or EAS registration, or willingness to work towards appropriate EWRB registration
- Good organisation and time-management skills
- Confidence using digital systems and technology
- A clean, full NZ driver’s licence
- A considerate and professional approach when working around patients and vulnerable people
Make Your Technical Skills Count if you want a hands-on role with variety, independence and a genuine sense of purpose, we’d like to hear from you.
Apply today with your CV and tell us what you’ve been servicing, maintaining or repairing.