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Field Service Engineer – Diagnostic Imaging (Vascular, Surgery Xray & Mammography ), Scotland
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About this role
Role overview
Repair and maintain diagnostic imaging equipment across Scotland, ideally from a base in Central Scotland. The engineer will support vascular, surgery X-ray, and mammography systems, resolving faults both on site and remotely while helping healthcare customers keep equipment available. The position combines independent field work with close coordination across engineering, service, and commercial teams.
Responsibilities
- Install, maintain, and repair X-ray systems across Scotland, with flexibility to support other parts of the UK. - Diagnose complex faults across multiple technologies and use remote connections to troubleshoot when possible. - Build working relationships with healthcare professionals and keep them informed to support equipment uptime. - Coordinate with engineering, service centres, and commercial colleagues to resolve service needs. - Manage tools, spare parts, travel arrangements, and service documentation accurately and on time. - Attend training and provide flexible coverage for overtime, short-notice callouts, and weekend shifts.
Requirements
- HNC or equivalent qualification in engineering or a related technical field. - Field service experience; medical imaging experience is useful but not essential, with training provided. - Strong communication skills and the ability to organise work and operate independently. - Experience using remote connectivity and diagnostic tools. - Good IT skills, including software installation, virtual machines, and troubleshooting. - Full UK driving licence and fluent English.
Nice to have
- Experience with other imaging modalities, DICOM, IT or network troubleshooting, CRM systems, or project management.
Benefits and work setup
- Scotland-based territory, ideally with a Central Scotland home base and remote support from a home office. - Travel is approximately 35–40%, with occasional overnight stays; weekend coverage is required one weekend in four.