Perform planned preventive maintenance and safety inspections on a wide range of medical equipment in accordance with manufacturers recommendations, with a particular focus on high-risk devices such as defibrillators, ventilators, chest compression systems, syringe drivers, and others. Conduct complex fault-finding and repairs on medical equipment, ensuring timely resolution of technical issues. Assess, commission, and perform acceptance testing on new medical equipment prior to clinical use. Implement corrective or preventive actions in response to manufacturers' field safety notices, national patient safety alerts, and MHRA bulletins. Investigate adverse incidents involving medical equipment independently or in collaboration with the Section Manager. Provide detailed technical reports, offer expert advice, and recommend preventive measures where applicable. Maintain an up-to-date and accurate medical equipment inventory within the Trusts asset management database, ensuring data integrity and completeness. Accurately complete and store all technical records related to maintenance, repairs, and investigations in both paper and electronic formats. Support the integration and connectivity of applicable medical equipment within the Trusts IT infrastructure. Manage the decommissioning and disposal of medical equipment in compliance with Trust policies and regulatory requirements. At the request of the Section Manager, prepare and submit regular reports on key aspects of medical equipment, including service compliance, repairs, decommissioning, operational status, disposal, and other relevant metrics. Assist the senior management team in evaluating and selecting new medical equipment for procurement, ensuring suitability and cost-effectiveness. Collaborate with manufacturers and third-party contractors, often directing priorities and workloads as appropriate. Provide technical advice on the use, application, and availability of new and existing medical equipment in response to clinical and operational queries. Support the development and update of training materials and troubleshooting guides for end users of medical equipment. Contribute to the development of enhanced auditing processes for medical equipment, covering inventory management, servicing, and repair. While this role has no formal line management responsibilities, it requires the supervision and coordination of work performed by internal colleagues, suppliers, and contractors. This includes reviewing completed work, providing constructive feedback, and requesting corrective actions where necessary. Analyse and interpret technical data to inform decision-making and ensure the ongoing provision of safe and reliable medical equipment. Adhere to Trust policies and procedures, maintaining competency in servicing and maintenance activities. This includes attending mandatory training sessions provided by external suppliers as required. Maintain own Continuing Professional Development. Perform any other reasonable duties appropriate to the role and banding.