About the role
Applications are invited from enthusiastic and motivated individuals to join the Clinical Engineering Department at Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (DCHFT).
We have two vacancies, and the successful applicants will be part of a small team of technicians providing an effective and efficient Medical Equipment Library Service.
You will help to manage the medical devices held in the Library, delivering and collecting devices from around the hospital and providing effective device cleaning between each use.
Working hours and shift pattern
The service operates Monday to Saturday between 07:00 and 16:00; some Saturday work will be required on rotation.
Key responsibilities
* Final decontamination and simple functional tests on all MEL devices.
* Organising MEL requests and everyday deliveries and collections as required.
* Maintain accurate records of activity.
* Maintain MEL premises.
* Work to a high standard of safety and accountability within the MEL protocols and procedures.
* First assessment on faulty equipment and minor repairs.
* Liaise with clinical, technical staff and managers.
* Provide technical support for clinical staff.
Employment conditions
No specific qualifications are required for this role; comprehensive in‑house training will be provided.
The post holder will support day‑to‑day operations of a comprehensive Medical Equipment Library (MEL) at Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, including booking in of equipment, cleaning, functional checking, audits and assistance to Clinical engineers in workshop activities and relocation of equipment.
Right to work and visa
Applicants must already have the legal right to work in the UK. This role is not available for Skilled Worker visa sponsorship and we cannot support visa applications in line with UKVI regulations.
EEO statement
We are a Trust that celebrates diversity, and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We welcome applications from people in all under‑represented groups.
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