This is an entry-level position suited for individuals who are new to medical bed repairs. At this stage, technicians are introduced to fundamental repair and maintenance techniques while working under direct supervision.

   Responsibilities:

• Conducts basic visual inspections and functional tests on medical beds, gurneys, and patient lifts.

• Assists senior technicians in diagnosing mechanical and electrical issues.

• Performs minor repairs, such as replacing broken casters, adjusting bed frames, and fixing simple wiring problems.

• Learns and follows proper safety procedures, including infection control protocols.

• Becomes familiar with essential tools, testing equipment, and diagnostic software.

• Completes manufacturer training and certification programs to enhance knowledge.

• Documents work performed and reports findings to higher-level technicians.

• Performs basic preventative maintenance on beds, gurneys, and patient lifts, including lubrication, cleaning, and routine safety checks.

• Demonstrates strong adaptability to different work environments and locations, including hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities.

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent; technical coursework is a plus.

• Strong mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn.

• Basic understanding of electrical components and wiring.

• Ability to follow written instructions, schematics, and repair manuals.

  Technical Skills & Abilities:

• Proficiency in troubleshooting, repairing, and calibrating medical bed devices.

• Familiarity with regulatory standards (e.g., EOC, Joint Commission, NFPA) and compliance protocols.

• Strong IT literacy including CMMS platforms, spreadsheets, and reporting tools.

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform physical tasks associated with equipment service.

• Willingness to travel as needed.

  Leadership & Communication:

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills across clinical and technical teams.

• Strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities under pressure.

• Commitment to a customer-first service model and continuous improvement.

Working Conditions:

• Field-based role with regular travel to healthcare facilities.

• Exposure to clinical environments and associated hazards (e.g., electrical, chemical, infectious agents).

• Use of protective equipment and adherence to safety protocols required.