Benefits Base salary of $80,000 – $90,000 + super Structured training on dental and medical-grade equipment Immediate start available Hybrid role: workshop-based repairs with occasional field service Long-term career stability with a global leader in dental technology About the Company This organisation is a global provider of dental equipment and consumables, supporting clinics and laboratories across Australia. Privately owned, they are known for their integrity, long-term stability, and strong customer focus, supplying high-quality technology used daily by dental professionals. About the Opportunity This opportunity is ideal for a hands-on repair technician who enjoys fault-finding, component-level repairs, and working with complex electrical and electronic systems. Based primarily at the Noble Park facility, you will repair, test, and maintain critical dental equipment, with some local field-based service work. While experience in medical or dental devices is advantageous, it is not essential. Technicians from high-tech automotive, electronics manufacturing, electrical switchboards, industrial equipment, or IT hardware repair environments are strongly encouraged to apply. This role is often seen as a step up for technically strong repair technicians looking to move into a regulated, high-quality technology environment with structured training and long-term career development. Duties Perform hands-on, in-house repairs on dental equipment including control units, curing lights, milling machines, and diagnostic devices Conduct component-level fault finding, including work on PCBs, control boards, and electrical assemblies Use schematics, manuals, and test equipment to diagnose mechanical and electrical faults Support on-site servicing and installations, including setup, calibration, and functional testing Communicate clearly with dentists and clinic staff during field visits, explaining issues and solutions in a calm and professional manner Ensure all work meets quality, safety, and compliance standards Accurately record service activity in systems such as SAP and Salesforce Work collaboratively with customer service teams, contractors, and internal technicians Participate in ongoing technical training and product upskilling Skills & Experience Relevant hands-on repair experience is essential Restricted Electrical Licence (mandatory) Proven experience working on PCBs, electrical control units, and electronic assemblies Backgrounds considered: Medical or dental equipment (advantageous but not required) High-tech automotive systems Electrical switchboards or industrial electronics IT hardware or complex electronic devices Strong practical troubleshooting and fault-finding capability Ability to work autonomously in a repair or service environment Confident communicator with the ability to interact professionally with dentists and customers in the field Comfortable working in a regulated or quality-driven environment with clear procedures and documentation Desirable (not essential): Electrical Disconnect/Reconnect Licence, X-ray equipment licence Culture This is a values-driven, privately owned organisation with a strong focus on accountability, teamwork, and professionalism. The Customer Care team is experienced, supportive, and collaborative, with long tenure and a strong commitment to delivering high-quality service. Cultural fit is critical, particularly professionalism, communication style, and customer interaction. Click apply now or reach out to Jo Turner (Divisional Manager) jturner@hpgconnect.com for a confidential discussion. Healthcare Professionals Group specialises in recruitment across medical devices, life sciences, and technical healthcare roles. For more opportunities, visit www.hpgconnect.com.
Benefits Training provided Permanent role working full time hours Interstate travel and national field service exposure Hands-on role with real impact Supportive, collaborative technical team About the company Our client is a global medical technology organisation with a strong reputation for innovation and quality. They design, manufacture and service specialised devices used in healthcare environments worldwide. About the opportunity An exciting opportunity to join a leader in the industry as a Field Service Engineer, covering NSW, QLD and WA. In this role you will be responsible for the diagnosis, repair and preventative maintenance of devices, both in the field (including interstate) and at the workshop in Sydney. Duties Service, repair and test medical devices Preventative maintenance and complaint investigations Installations, training and customer support on-site Travel and support clients across Australia Maintain service records and compliance documentation Skills and Experience Degree in Electronics, Biomedical or Mechatronics is essential Experience working within biomedical departments or with medical devices is required Experience working in a field based role would be preferred but not essential Strong customer service and communication skills Full driver’s licence and own vehicle is required Excellent trouble-shooting skills and attention to detail Ability to travel frequently Culture A dynamic, collaborative team that values innovation, problem-solving and accountability, operating in a fast-paced, flexible environment. How to Apply Click apply and provide a copy of your up to date cv or contact Michelle Vermaak on 02 8877 8760 for a confidential discussion.
