Identifies and resolves electronic or mechanical problems with commonly employed anesthesia equipment including physiologic monitors for ECG, NIBP, SA02, ETC02, Peripheral nerve stimulators, invasive hemodynamic monitors, airway pressure, electronic humidifiers, fluid warmers, patient heating or cooling systems, infusion pumps, Doppler''s, data recorders, or any other equipment system required in the common application of anesthesia. Identifies malfunctioning anesthesia equipment for repair by bio- medical services, generates work or maintenance requisitions, and delivers the equipment to biomedical services for corrective action and monitors equipment until returned to service.