Repair Technician

STERIS Instrument Management Services, Inc.•Rochester, NY

7d•$23 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

STERIS is hiring an entry-level Repair Technician to inspect, repair, and refurbish surgical instruments. The work is primarily performed in the Rochester repair lab, with occasional field work on a mobile repair truck or at a hospital, depending on customer needs. Previous instrument repair experience is not required; training is provided. Technicians deliver timely, high-quality repairs that meet compliance standards and provide a superior customer experience. The position is Monday through Friday and full-time. For the first six months to a year, the schedule will be first shift to support training with senior technicians. After that, the role will ultimately move to second shift, approximately 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Occasional travel is required by company vehicle, including possible overnight or out-of-state travel. Candidates must be based in New York and meet driving, DOT, physical, and customer credentialing requirements. STERIS conducts a seven-year driving record check during onboarding. The pay range is $23.00–$25.00 per hour, and the position is eligible for bonus participation. The position is open until filled.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least one year of relevant experience or one year of experience at STERIS; all experience must be verifiable.
Ability to meet flexible schedules with 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 DOT regulations.
Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record; a CDL is not required.
Ability to maintain required vaccines.
At least 21 years old to meet the FMCSA age requirement for commercial interstate driving.
Ability to lift up to 25 pounds and push instrument carts weighing 10–150 pounds at times.
Ability to comply with hospital/customer credentialing requirements.
Must be based in New York.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on repair, assembly, product testing, or use of small hand tools is a plus. Relevant examples include small engine repair, cell phone and electronics repair, testing or rebuilds, carpentry, circuit board assembly and repair, sterile processing, industrial sewing, jewelry repair, maintenance, construction, welding, fabrication, and automotive repair.

Responsibilities

Perform basic to intermediate inspection and repair of surgical instruments using grinding wheels, buffing wheels, hand and power tools, and soldering equipment.
Work in a mobile repair truck, repair lab, or hospital based on customer needs within the assigned territory.
Provide invoicing and documentation as needed by the business.
Support various locations within the assigned territory according to service agreements, customer needs, and staffing levels.
Drive a DOT-regulated vehicle and conduct basic box truck safety checks.