Field Service Engineer – Radiology

Company: Bayer
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Overview

In this Field Service role, you ensure reliable operation of MEDRAD injection systems in clinical settings, delivering installation, maintenance, and repairs across a defined territory. You’ll collaborate with radiology staff and cross-functional teams to uphold patient care standards and system performance. The role offers exposure to advanced imaging tech and a strong customer-facing mission within a global healthcare company. You’ll drive service quality and continuous improvement in a critical medical environment.

Pay / Benefits

  • Private healthcare
  • Pension scheme
  • Life insurance
  • Wellness programs
  • Flexible/hybrid working
  • Volunteer days

Responsibilities

  • Install, perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot, and repair MEDRAD injection systems within territory
  • Build and maintain relationships with hospital stakeholders to ensure high customer satisfaction
  • Conduct electrical and pressure safety testing, software upgrades, system updates, and equipment validations in line with regulatory requirements
  • Manage service inventory, tools, spare parts, and documentation with accurate records
  • Collaborate with internal service, sales, clinical, and technical teams to support service objectives and revenue targets

Key requirements

  • Experience as Field Service Engineer, Biomedical Engineer, Medical Equipment Engineer, or similar technical service role
  • Experience supporting medical devices or radiology equipment in NHS or private healthcare environments
  • Strong electro-mechanical troubleshooting, fault-finding, and diagnostic skills
  • Ability to read technical documentation, schematics, and maintenance manuals
  • Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel extensively (including overnight stays)
  • Customer focus
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • Problem-solving
  • Electro-mechanical troubleshooting
  • Fault-finding and diagnostics
  • Reading schematics and maintenance manuals

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Posted: October 16th, 2026