CCD & Electronics Repair Technician
Southend on Sea
Full Time - Monday to Friday - 37.5 Hours
Our client is the leading service provider of Managed Equipment Services (MES) for the NHS and the private health sector in the UK. They are currently looking for a CCD & Electronics Technician to join their team based in Southend on Sea.
You must have at least 3 years relatable UK based work experience to be considered.
The CCD & Electronics Repair Technician is responsible for the repair of CMOS devices contained in flexible medical endoscopes and associated small scale electronic items.
You will have a technical understanding of CMOS/CCD/Camera electronics and/or an ability to work with intricate components with a high attention to detail which our Senior team member will help you build upon to continue your professional development in this cutting-edge role.
You will already be working to a consistently high quality rating and understand the importance of continuous improvement within a similar role. Medical device experience is not necessary however an experience in small scale electronics or optical systems would be advantageous.
CCD & Electronics Repair Technicians are responsible for supporting our Endoscopy workshop in completing initial assessments and component repair/remanufacture along with development of processes and repair documentation for new products. Due to the small scale nature of this role, there is a requirement for extensive video microscope use along with other precision instruments
Accountabilities and Responsibilities
- Assessment, disassembly, fault finding, repair & function testing of a range of small scale electronic and optical products
- Contribute towards customer's asset uptime by carrying out vital support stage(s) of the repair process within required time limits
- To achieve consistently high quality whilst maintaining the required level of productivity
- Reading, understanding and adherence to standard operating procedures, repair manuals, method sheets and other documented processes or regulations
- Inspection & quality checks throughout and on completion of the repair process by means of visual assessment and the use of associated test equipment.
- The correct application and use of precision hand tools, repair apparatus, test equipment, adhesives and chemicals
- Administrative duties relating to the repair process
- Provide service report updates to Workshop support functions
- Using PCs and associated equipment/software to record repair details
- Developing skills and competence on additional products/services within the service department
- Work within the guidelines of the Health & Safety at Work etc Act 1974
Essential Skills
- Fine hand skills with good mechanical/electronic aptitude
- Ability to follow method sheets/technical manuals
- Computer literate with ability to enter and interpret repair information
- Good interpersonal skills
- Ability to work as part of a small, dedicated team
Experience
- Previous experience in the repair of Olympus flexible endoscopes (repair steps/minor/intermediate repair or higher skillsets considered)
- Previous experience in small scale electronic repair or optical/lens repair attained within any industry
- Consistently high ratings in Quality and Productivity metrics at a minor repair level or higher (internal applicants) - Essential
Benefits
- Royal London Pension - 5% employer contribution
- Death in Service Scheme after probation - 4 times salary
- Maternity - 21 weeks full enhanced maternity pay; this is inclusive of Statutory Maternity pay. Plus, after the employee has returned from Maternity Leave for 3 months, a 10% bonus will be paid, (with a commitment to work for 6 months plus)
A DBS Enhanced Disclosure is required for all applicants.
If you have all the skills above and feel this is the role for you, please do not hesitate to contact us at One to One Personnel on or forward your CV to .