Field Service Engineer

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• PF, Travel Allowance (TA), Mobile Allowance, ESI (ESIC), Food/MealsJob DescriptionKey ResponsibilitiesInstallation & Commissioning: Lead the installation, system configuration, and hand-over of advanced imaging modalities (MRI, CT, Cath Lab, Ultrasound) at customer sites.Breakdown Troubleshooting: Promptly diagnose and resolve complex electronic, mechanical, and imaging pipeline faults down to the board/component level.Preventive Maintenance (PM) & Calibration: Execute scheduled PM protocols, beam/detector alignments, image quality testing, and electrical safety compliance.Site Support & Customer Relations: Coordinate site readiness (RF shielding, chillers, power conditioning), provide technical guidance to hospital radiologists/biomedical teams, and maintain high machine uptime.Service Documentation: Timely generation of detailed Field Service Reports (FSRs), spare parts requisitions, and service log updates.Candidate RequirementsEducation: B.E. / B.Tech / Diploma in Biomedical, Elect

Key Responsibilities Installation & Commissioning: Lead the installation, system configuration, and hand-over of advanced imaging modalities (MRI, CT, Cath Lab, Ultrasound) at customer sites. Breakdown Troubleshooting: Promptly diagnose and resolve complex electronic, mechanical, and imaging pipeline faults down to the board/component level. Preventive Maintenance (PM) & Calibration: Execute scheduled PM protocols, beam/detector alignments, image quality testing, and electrical safety compliance. Site Support & Customer Relations: Coordinate site readiness (RF shielding, chillers, power conditioning), provide technical guidance to hospital radiologists/biomedical teams, and maintain high machine uptime. Service Documentation: Timely generation of detailed Field Service Reports (FSRs), spare parts requisitions, and service log updates. Candidate Requirements Education: B.E. / B.Tech / Diploma in Biomedical, Electronics, or Electrical Engineering. Experience: Minimum 1–2 + years of verified hands-on field experience servicing diagnostic imaging systems. Priority Skills: Proven track record in troubleshooting one or more of the following: CT Scanners (Gantry, high-voltage generators, detectors) MRI Systems (Cryogenics/chillers, RF systems, gradient coils) Cath Labs / Angiography (C-arm mechanics, image intensifiers, flat-panel detectors) Ultrasound Systems (Transducers, front-end boards, acoustic calibration) Mobility: Valid driving license and readiness for immediate local and outstation travel.