Industrial Technician Production (Clinical Engineering)

In brief

**Overview** This role is for an Industrial Technician Production specializing in Clinical Engineering within the Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness. The department is a government entity responsible for providing public healthcare across the Western Cape province of South Africa. The position focuses on the maintenance and repair of health technology equipment within this public healthcare context. **What you will do** * Manage and carry out clinical maintenance, repairs, routine inspection and evaluation of electronic, respiratory and anaesthetic equipment. * Perform general administrative duties such as writing reports, specifications and record keeping of departmental activities. * Ensure a high standard of service delivery by engaging with clients and performing optimally in the workplace through self-management. * Train various staff and hospital personnel. * Attend meetings and communicate effectively with hospital staff and private sector employees. * Ensure compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act. * Adhere to all legal requirements, protocols and procedures. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * **Minimum educational qualification:** Appropriate National Diploma in Electrical Engineering – Light current (T-or N- or S – Stream) or registration as Engineering Technician in terms of the Engineering Professions of South Africa Act, (Act 46 of 2000). * **Experience:** Appropriate experience with repair and maintenance of clinical equipment or proven experience in medical equipment maintenance. * **Inherent requirements of the job:** A valid (Code B/EB) drivers’ licence. Perform standby duties and willing to work afterhours. * **Competencies (knowledge/skills):** * The ability to perform, manage and supervise the repair of Health Technology equipment. * Ability to read circuit diagrams. * Fault-finding abilities on electronic medical equipment. * Ability to compile technical specifications for Health Technology equipment. * Ability to manage, plan and organise maintenance schedules. * Possess accurate technical ability and insight to solve problems. **Who should apply** An ideal candidate will hold an appropriate National Diploma in Electrical Engineering – Light current (T-or N- or S – Stream) or be registered as an Engineering Technician in terms of the Engineering Professions of South Africa Act, (Act 46 of 2000). They should possess appropriate experience with repair and maintenance of clinical or medical equipment. Essential attributes include a valid Code B/EB driver's licence, willingness to perform standby duties, and availability to work afterhours. The candidate must demonstrate the ability to perform, manage, and supervise the repair of Health Technology equipment, read circuit diagrams, and conduct fault-finding on electronic medical equipment. Furthermore, strong capabilities in compiling technical specifications, managing maintenance schedules, and accurately solving technical problems are required. The role also demands strong client engagement skills, the ability to train staff, effective communication with various stakeholders, and a commitment to ensuring compliance with safety regulations and procedures. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/industrial-technician-production-clinical-engineering-western-cape-department-of-health-and-wellness Source: myjobmag

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