Installation Specialist
Installation Specialist
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Perform mechanical, electrical, and software installation of medical imaging systems including: Digital Radiographic (DR), Fluoroscopy, Interventional Radiology, Mobile Imaging Systems, & Associated networked imaging components
- Coordinate onsite installation activities with Hospital personnel, Construction contractors, Electricians, IT/networking teams, Project managers, & Local Field Service Engineers.
- Interpret installation drawings, site plans, ICRA procedures, wiring diagrams, and technical documentation to ensure proper system placement and configuration.
- Conduct system assembly, calibration, operational verification, and initial quality checks in accordance with OEM specifications.
- Verify system readiness including: power requirements, networking, and room preparation prior toinstallation turn over.
- Troubleshoot installation-related issues involving hardware, software, networking, and system integration.
- Complete all installation documentation accurately and on schedule, including Installation checklists, Site readiness forms, Expense reports, Service documentation, & Regulatory and compliance records
- Maintain strong customer relationships throughout the installation process while ensuring professional communication and customer satisfaction.
- Support product upgrades, relocations, de-installations, system retrofits and local service as required.
- Collaborate with engineering, technical support, logistics, and field service teams to ensure successful project completion.
- Ensure compliance with all company safety policies, radiation safety requirements, OSHA standards, and customer site regulations.
- Maintain accountability for company tools, test equipment, vehicles, inventory, and installation assets.
- Travel extensively throughout the United States, including frequent overnight stays and air travel, often on short notice.
- Required Qualifications Education:
- Current medical imaging field service, or associate or bachelor's degree preferred in Imaging / Biomedical
- Equipment Technology programs or equivalent technical imaging experience.
- Military technical training or equivalent technical imaging experience.
- Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude.
- Basic troubleshooting and analytical skills and willingness to learn advanced troubleshooting
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and schematics and installation instructions.
- Strong understanding of networking fundamentals, DICOM, and Windows-based systems.
- Excellent organizational and project coordination skills.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
- Strong customer service and communication skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and service documentation systems.
- Ability to manage multiple installation projects and adapt to changing schedules.
- Basic computer and networking competency in a Hospital IT environment.
- Work alongside experienced Field Service Engineers to build installation, troubleshooting, and customer site skills.
- Complete assigned training modules, field mentoring, and hands-on installation learning objectives.
- Gradually take on more responsibility as technical knowledge, safety awareness, and customer readiness improve.
- Develop toward future advancement into a full Field Service Engineer or Installation Specialist role based
- Extended travel
- Weekend work
- Holiday work
- Short-notice deployments
- Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
- Legal authorization to work in the United States required.
- Ability to lift up to 75 lbs. unassisted.
- Climb ladders
- Bend and kneel
- Work in construction environments
- Stand for extended periods
- Ability to safely work around radiation-producing equipment while following PPE and safety protocols.
- Internships, Military training, or tech school.
- Our Culture and ValuesAt Shimadzu, we live by our core behaviors:
- Act with humility and build trust, Lead with transparency, deliver with focus and drive ownership, Operatewith unyielding accountability and integrity
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