Technician

NOxBOX

Posted 2 weeks ago, 19 May | Get your application in now before you miss out!

Closing date: Closing date not specified

job Ref: 0b447164148c4036afab6798eb463810

Preparation, service, testing, and fault finding of medical devices as per defined procedures and Work Instructions ensuring documentation is correctly completed and retained.

Maintain the effectiveness of product traceability from receipt, usage, and dispatch to customers.

Liaise with all departments within the business ensuring information is concisely communicated and best practices are followed

Maintain safe working practices around gas and gas products and maintain appropriate records

To identify and record any non-conformance's to specification requirements and raise relevant paperwork.

Diagnose errors or technical problems using test jigs and determine proper solutions.

Ensure all stock movements are accurately recorded and stock is used on a first in first out basis., We are a small, friendly team who work together to ensure flexibility for our employees and their families. We offer flexible start times and an 2pm finish on Fridays. We have 25 days holiday + bank holidays. Other benefits include competitive salaries, private health insurance, pension plan, life assurance, and more.

Please note this role is most suited to an individual with 2-3 years experience in electronic device assembly/repair., Being systematic and accurate (Logical thinking)

Manual Handling (Inc heavy lifting), 5 GCSE's or equivalent at passing grade or above desirable

Experience in electronic, pneumatic, or mechanical device assembly/manufacturer and/or repair desirable

Further qualification in a relevant discipline desirable, Mechanical/Electronic assembly: 2 years (preferred)

NOxBOX Ltd, a subsidiary of leading global industrial gases and engineering company Linde, specialises in inhaled nitric oxide delivery and monitoring instruments for the medical market. NOxBOX manufactures and distributes medical ventilators, which can be found in hospitals around the world. These devices are used primarily in neonatal wards and NICUs to support babies and infants with their breathing and have also been relied upon during the global Covid-19 pandemic.