Job Description

Clinical Device Installation Specialist

Imagine being part of a team where your mechanical skills combine with your drive for client satisfaction and safety. As a Clinical Device Installation Specialist, you'll work under the supervision of the Installation Project Manager to execute comprehensive device installations. This includes everything from coordinating schedules to delivering and inspecting the final setup, ensuring everything aligns with the original plans.

*** Extensive travel required – up to 80% overnight **

Company Vehicle Provided

All travel expenses covered

This role requires a home base in Utah, as you'll be directly interacting with clients in this territory.

Your Key Responsibilities:

• Partner with the Installation Project Manager to arrange equipment installations that align with delivery times, client schedules, and construction timelines.
• Before installation, assess that rough-in dimensions and utility services comply with the equipment requirements. Ensure pathways allow clear equipment transport.
• Verify equipment accuracy upon delivery and consult the Installation Project Manager if discrepancies arise.
• Install a range of STERIS products by uncrating, assembling, positioning, connecting, and testing each unit.
• Operate independently, completing electronic service documentation.
• Test installations using live utilities and perform a standard cycle to confirm work quality.
• Provide routine updates via email to keep stakeholders informed, facilitating smooth service handovers and customer satisfaction.
• Promote satisfaction through post-installation tasks, including cleanup and addressing any customer inquiries prior to leaving the site.
• Maintain professionalism and courteousness when interacting with clients, contractors, and colleagues. Follow all necessary protocols and procedures in facilities.
• Regularly maintain tools and submit an annual tool inventory report to your manager.
• Manage an inventory of installation materials based on upcoming projects.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

• Degree in mechanical, construction, or related fields, with one year of related work experience; or a High School Diploma/GED and five years of equivalent experience, including vocational training.

• Strong interpersonal and communication abilities.

• Proficiency in technical and troubleshooting competencies.

• Experience with computer systems, especially Windows.

• Solid grasp of plumbing, electrical, and mechanical principles.

• Adaptability to manage various, evolving tasks.

• Flexibility to work atypical hours, as needed, and support travel commitments.

• Active Driver’s license is essential.

• Familiarity with personal computing is required.

• Meet hospital/customer credentialing compliance requirements.

Essential Skills Include:

• Equipment Troubleshooting
• Effective Troubleshooting Techniques
• Mechanical Problem-Solving Expertise
• Strong Communication Capabilities
• Ability to Read and Interpret Blueprints

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