Maintenance Operative

TN United Kingdom; Bicester; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Community Equipment Engineer to enhance the quality of life for vulnerable individuals. This role is vital in maintaining and installing essential healthcare equipment, ensuring safety and functionality through regular PAT tests. With a focus on compassion and care, the successful candidate will support individuals in their homes, reducing hospital stays and facilitating frontline NHS care. Comprehensive training and a competitive salary package await those who are passionate about making a difference in the community.

Benefits

33 days annual holiday

Pension Scheme

Life Assurance

Employee discounts

Qualifications

• Experience with healthcare equipment installation is advantageous.
• Possess care and compassion to provide a welcoming presence.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and install community equipment for service users.
• Conduct repairs and PAT tests on electrical equipment.

Skills

Healthcare Equipment Installation

Maintenance Skills

Compassion

Driving License

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Community Equipment Engineer - Oxford

This isn't your ordinary maintenance operative role.

Are you passionate about caring for the most vulnerable people in society?

Our Community Service Centre in Oxford is seeking a dedicated Community Equipment Engineer to join our friendly team. NRS Healthcare is the UK’s leading provider of Community Equipment Services, delivering comprehensive end-to-end services in equipment provision and recycling within the healthcare sector.

We seek highly motivated individuals committed to improving people’s quality of life and independence daily. Our services enable individuals to remain in their homes, reducing unnecessary hospital stays and supporting the NHS in delivering frontline care where needed most.

As a Community Equipment Engineer, you will play a vital role in our service's success. Your responsibilities will include maintaining equipment, installing devices, performing repairs, and conducting PAT tests on electrical equipment to ensure safety and functionality.

The role involves working 42.5 hours per week, five days out of seven. The Service Centre is based in Bicester, with routes around Oxford.

Experience with healthcare equipment installation is advantageous. A valid Driving License is essential due to travel requirements.

Most importantly, you should possess the care and compassion necessary to provide a welcoming, friendly presence for our service users during their hours of need.

Full product and role-specific training will be provided.

We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive training, development opportunities, and a wide range of benefits, including:

• 33 days annual holiday (including bank holidays), increasing to 38 days after 3 years
• Pension Scheme and Life Assurance
• Exclusive employee discounts, savings, and competitions