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.

How to Apply Click Apply, or contact Georgia Graham – Senior Recruitment Consultant on +61 488 807 453 or ggraham@hpgconnect.com for a confidential discussion.

Healthcare Professionals Group specialises in recruitment across medical devices, life sciences, and technical healthcare roles.
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