Service Engineer Medical

You will be continuously trained on the new devices.

Your working hours are regular and you work 40 hours a week. This means that, in addition to your 20 days of statutory holiday, you also have 12 adv days.

You will receive a gross salary based on your experience, supplemented by group insurance (100% paid by the employer).

A company car (type Skoda Kodiaq) with fuel card is also part of the package. 

Depending on your performance, you will receive a bonus at the end of the year. 

If you want to apply or want to know more, please contact CTRL-F Antwerp.

Call: +32 3 750 28 80

Mail: antwerpen@ctrl-f.be

See you soon!

For our client in the medical sector, we are looking for a Service Engineer. You will perform maintenance on different types of medical equipment in hospitals mainly. It concerns endoscopes, machines for medical imaging, video processors and various devices for hygiene, safety and disinfection in a medical environment.

You will mainly carry out preventive maintenance in hospitals. You will visit approximately 1 customer per day.

You will also perform curative maintenance and installations of new appliances. When the repair is too difficult, the appliance is returned to the workshop in the Netherlands anyway.

You make a report of every intervention. Within the medical sector, the "chain of evidence" is very important, everything must be well documented.

About 1 day a week you will go to the workshop in Dodewaart for training and carrying out repairs.  

From time to time, you also go to HQ in Germany for training on new devices.

This company is part of a Japanese multinational but has retained its individuality and independence. The office in Antwerp employs 4 people, in the Benelux 15. Team-buildings are organised so that you can see your colleagues on a regular basis. The company is very stable. 

For the position, we are looking for someone with a solid knowledge of electromechanics. You will mainly deal with fine mechanics and electronics. You will also have to connect the devices to the hospital's IT systems. Training is provided, but school knowledge or initial experience with these matters is required. 

Furthermore, you must be able to work very accurately, both in terms of repairs and reporting. 

The ability to work independently is also very important.