Duties & Responsibilities

A Lab Service Engineer in a Biomedical Workshop typically has a pretty important and technical role. Their main responsibilities usually include:

1. Installation of Equipment

• Setting up new biomedical lab machines like Hematology Analyzers, spectrophotometers, Biochemistry analyzers, Hormone analyzers, Microscopes, etc.
• Making sure the equipment is calibrated and working according to standards.

1. Maintenance and Servicing

• Performing routine maintenance to keep machines running smoothly.
• Doing preventive maintenance checks as scheduled (to avoid breakdowns).
• Keeping detailed service logs for each piece of equipment.

1. Troubleshooting and Repairs

• Diagnosing technical issues and fixing faulty lab equipment.
• Replacing or repairing parts as needed.
• Making quick decisions on whether equipment can be repaired on-site or needs to be sent to the manufacturer.

1. Calibration and Testing

• Calibrating lab instruments so they give accurate readings.
• Verifying that the machines meet performance standards and safety regulations.

1. Training Users

• Training lab technicians or hospital staff on how to properly use the equipment.
• Providing basic troubleshooting guidance to users.

1. Documentation and Reporting

• Preparing reports on equipment status, repair history, and preventive maintenance.
• Keeping inventory of spare parts and tools.

1. Compliance and Safety

• Making sure all equipment meets healthcare safety standards.
• Managing waste or broken equipment properly.

1. Upgrades and Recommendations

• Advising on when equipment needs to be upgraded or replaced.
• Recommending new technology or improvements for the lab.

Job Requirements

• Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering or Medical Technology.
• More than 2years of experience in servicing medical laboratory equipment or more than 5 years working in a medical laboratory.
• Hands-on experience with equipment such as centrifuges, hematology analyzers, Biochemistry analyzers, Hormone analyzers and microscopes.
• Strong knowledge of IT systems, basic networking, and lab software integration.
• Familiarity with operating systems (Windows) and troubleshooting software issues related to lab equipment.