Medical Device Repair Technician

STERIS Instrument Management Services, Inc.•Jasper, IN

12d•$17 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

The Medical Device Repair Technician performs inspection, repair, and refurbishment of surgical instruments in a field-based setting. Technicians work from mobile repair trucks at customer sites and, in more condensed markets, at regional labs. The role focuses on providing timely, high-quality repairs and a superior customer experience while meeting compliance standards. Prior instrument repair experience is not required; relevant hands-on repair, assembly, testing, maintenance, fabrication, or similar experience may transfer to the role. The position involves daily driving of a company vehicle, primarily working inside a mobile repair truck, and frequent trips into hospitals. It may require occasional overnight or out-of-state travel and flexible early or late hours based on customer and business needs. Candidates must be based in Indiana to support the assigned territory. This is a safety-sensitive position. STERIS will conduct a seven-year driving-record check during onboarding.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least one year of relevant, verifiable experience, or one year of experience at STERIS.
Ability to meet flexible schedules, including early or late hours and occasional overnight or out-of-state travel, based on customer and business needs.
Ability to pass a DOT medical/physical exam and comply with all DOT regulations.
Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record; a CDL is not required.
Ability to drive a DOT-regulated vehicle and conduct basic box-truck safety checks.
At least 21 years old to meet the FMCSA age requirement for commercial interstate driving.
Ability to lift up to 25 pounds at times and push instrument carts weighing 10–150 pounds at times.
Ability to comply with hospital/customer credentialing requirements.
Maintain required vaccines.
Meet the requirement to be based in Indiana for the assigned territory.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on repair, assembly, or product testing experience and use of small hand tools.
Transferable experience such as small-engine repair; cell-phone or electronics repair, testing, or rebuilding; carpentry; circuit-board assembly or repair; sterile processing; industrial sewing; jewelry repair; maintenance; construction; welding; fabrication; or automotive repair.

Responsibilities

Perform basic-level repair and maintenance of surgical instruments, including ultrasonic cleaning, buffing and polishing, bending, shaping, sharpening, hinge-point and serration work, and brazing.
Complete invoicing, work orders, and daily documentation in accordance with customer reporting and contractual or regulatory requirements, including end-of-day reporting such as the OAR.
Complete Preventative Maintenance Inspections (PMI) as needed, within training and capability level.
Operate the On Location repair truck safely and follow DOT, company, and customer protocols, including vehicle and equipment safety procedures.
Follow company safety and health policies, use personal protective equipment, and complete safety observations as required by site requirements.
Provide support to various locations within the assigned territory according to service agreements, customer needs, and staffing levels.
Drive a company vehicle daily and conduct basic box-truck safety checks.
Travel between the mobile repair truck and hospital or customer locations as required.