Job Title
Medical Equipment Installation Engineer
(also used: Biomedical Installation Engineer / Medical Gas Pipeline Installation Engineer / Service Engineer – Medical Equipment)•
Job Purpose
To install, commission, test, and hand over medical equipment and hospital systems (including medical gas pipelines, oxygen plants, etc.) at customer sites, ensuring safe, reliable, and compliant operation as per manufacturer and hospital standards.
Key Responsibilities
Installation & Commissioning
Carry out site survey and verify readiness of civil, electrical, and utility connections before installation.
Install medical equipment and systems such as:
Medical gas pipeline systems (oxygen, vacuum, medical air, AGSS, etc.
ICU equipment, OT tables, anesthesia machines, monitors Stand, etc. (as per scope)
Perform mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation work as per approved drawings and BOQ.
Conduct commissioning, functional testing, and calibration of installed equipment/systems.
Prepare installation reports, test certificates, and handover documents for client sign‑off.
Testing, Troubleshooting & Support
Identify and rectify installation‑related issues in piping, valves, sensors, panels, and equipment.
Coordinate with senior engineers / OEMs for complex technical problems.
Provide basic training to hospital staff on safe operation and routine checks of installed systems.
Coordination & Site Management
Coordinate with hospital engineers, contractors, and vendors for smooth execution.
Monitor material usage, report shortages/damages, and assist in procurement follow‑up.
Follow project timelines and quality checklists provided by the company.
Experience
0–3 years of experience in installation/servicing of medical equipment, HVAC, piping, or related field; freshers with strong technical basics can also be considered.
Key Skills
Basic knowledge of piping, valves, pressure testing, and electrical connections (for gas pipeline roles).
Ability to read drawings and equipment manuals.
Good troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills.
Understanding of safety practices in hospital environments.
Decent communication skills to interact with hospital staff and vendors.
Willingness to travel and work at multiple sites in Delhi NCR and other states.
Working Conditions
Primarily field‑based role with frequent travel to hospitals, clinics, and project sites.
Work may involve standing, climbing, lifting, and working in OT/ICU areas as per site requirements.
Shifts generally daytime, but may require extended hours during critical installation/commissioning activities.
Also, Overtime will be provided as per daily basis.