Duties may include but are not limited to the following: Performs electrical safety checks and inspections on a variety of electrical/electronic devices and maintains Biomedical Computerized Maintenance Management Software (CMMS) records and history files on all devices; Determines, analyzes and/or isolates patient care equipment for service, preventive maintenance and repair; Inspects medical equipment and/or systems for signs of deterioration, malfunctions and failure to meet specifications; Maintains quality control and preventive maintenance program; Repairs, maintains and calibrates all medical equipment used in patient care, including life support equipment; Furnish technical services that relate to equipment, systems and special projects; Determines if equipment is suitable for agency needs and specifications; Reviews specifications, schematics, blueprints and writing diagrams; also regulations, codes and requirements from all applicable federal, state, local and recognized organizations; Reviews equipment for departments requesting new, replacement and/or upgrading of equipment or systems; Establishes and administers medical equipment maintenance programs to develop methodology where necessary; Instructs users and operators on proper use, care and safety practices of devices and/or systems; Applies and uses electrical and electronic test and calibration equipment for the preventive maintenance, repair and calibration of all biomedical/ clinical equipment and other devices as required; May supervise as necessary; and. Ability to: diagnose and repair biomedical, electrical, mechanical, electronic and/or electro-mechanical problems by use of logic, manuals, schematics, test and calibration equipment to facilitate repair of devices to meet manufacturers specifications with minimal supervision; maintain an effective working relationship with employees and hospital staff.