Early Career Trainee- Field Service Engineer; Scotland

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At GE Health Care, we are investing in the future pipeline of Field Service Engineers through our structured two-year Early Career Talent development programme.

As an Early Career Talent (ECT) Field Service Engineer, you will join us on a two-year fixed-term contract and be assigned to a regional Service Area in Scotland, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, London or Bristol. You will develop the technical, practical and customer-service skills needed to maintain and repair medical technology used in hospitals and healthcare facilities.

This is a hands‑on, field-based opportunity for someone who is curious about technology, enjoys understanding how things work and takes a practical approach to solving problems. Through formal technical and product training, supervised field experience, structured learning and support from experienced Field Service Engineers, you will progressively build the knowledge, confidence and capability needed for a career in Field Service.

Field Roles: ECT Field Service Engineer

Job Family Group: Services

Job Family: Leadership and Pipeline Programs

Job Profile: Early Career Trainee (new profile)

Locations: Scotland, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, London and Bristol

Contract: Two-year fixed-term contract

Programme: Two-year Early Career Talent development programme

Planned start date: 1st December 2026

Throughout the programme, you will contribute to the reliable operation of equipment that supports patient care while developing your skills in fault‑finding, maintenance, customer service, safety, quality and compliance.

Depending on your existing qualifications and development needs, you may be required to complete a company‑supported BTEC in Electronics or another relevant technical qualification as part of the programme.

Successful completion of the programme may lead to consideration for a Field Service Engineer opportunity, subject to satisfactory performance, completion of the required training and qualifications, demonstrated competence and an available business position. Any future appointment would be subject to a separate recruitment and offer process.

• support planned preventive maintenance and corrective repairs on medical equipment;
• assist with equipment testing, calibration, installation and configuration;
• follow a structured and methodical approach to fault‑finding and troubleshooting;
• use tools, test equipment, technical documentation and diagnostic systems safely and effectively;
• support customer issues from allocation through to resolution, escalating when additional technical support is required;
• work alongside experienced engineers at hospitals and other customer locations;
• communicate clearly and professionally with customers, hospital staff and internal teams;
• keep customers informed of progress and next steps;
• maintain accurate service records, including work completed, time spent and parts used;
• complete required administration, including service debriefs, timesheets, expenses and training records;
• participate fully in technical training, study, workplace learning and assessments; and
• follow all safety, quality, regulatory, data privacy and company requirements.

As your knowledge and competence develop, you will take on increasing responsibility and work with greater independence, while continuing to seek guidance and elevate matters where appropriate.

You do not need previous experience as a Field Service Engineer. We are looking for someone with technical curiosity, practical aptitude and a genuine willingness to learn.

• an interest in electrical, electronic, mechanical,…