Maintenance Operative

NRS Healthcare; Bicester; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

NRS Healthcare is seeking a motivated Community Equipment Engineer to join their Oxfordshire team. The role involves maintaining and installing healthcare equipment, ensuring service users receive necessary support. Full training will be provided, alongside a competitive salary and various benefits, including generous holiday and a pension scheme.

Benefits

33 days annual holiday inclusive of bank holidays

Pension Scheme and Life Assurance

Exclusive employee discounts, savings and competitions

Qualifications

• Experience working with and installing healthcare equipment is advantageous.
• A Driving License is required for the role.
• Ability to provide care and compassion to service users.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and install community equipment to improve user quality of life.
• Carry out necessary repairs and PAT tests on electrical equipment.
• Provide a friendly face to service users in need.

Skills

Compassion

Teamwork

Problem Solving

Job description

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This isn't your ordinary maintenance operative role.

Are you someone who is passionate about how we care for the most vulnerable people in society?

Our Community Service Centre in Oxfordshire is currently looking for a new Community Equipment Engineer to join our small, friendly team. NRS Healthcare is the UK’s leading provider of Community Equipment Services, we deliver complete end-to-end services through all stages of equipment provision and recycling, within the healthcare sector.

We are looking for highly motivated individuals who can help us in our mission to improve people’s quality of life and independence every day. Our services allow people to remain in their homes, preventing the need for them to stay in hospital for any longer than is necessary, allowing the NHS to deliver frontline care where it is needed most.

Our Community Equipment Engineers are a pivotal part of the success of the service we provide. From maintaining equipment to providing installations, your role will be varied, providing the required services to ensure our service users receive the help they need at the time they need it most.

Working 42.5 hours per week, 5 days out of 7, as well as maintaining equipment, you'll also carry out any necessary repair work as well as carrying out PAT tests on electrical equipment as required.

Our Service Centre is located in Oxfordshire and from there you will be routed around the local area.

Experience working with and installing healthcare equipment would be advantageous, and with the requirements of the role, a Driving License is obviously required.

Most importantly, you'll have the necessary care and compassion required to ensure our Service users receive a welcoming, friendly face in their hours of need.

Full product and other training will be provided as part of this role.

We offer competitive salaries, full training and development for your role, as well as a wide range of benefits.
Some of these include:

• 33 days annual holiday inclusive of bank holidays (rising 1 day per year after 3 years to a maximum of 38 days)
• Pension Scheme and Life Assurance
• Exclusive employee discounts, savings and competitions