Skills by Occupation

manufacture medical devices record test data read engineering drawings conduct routine machinery checks prepare production prototypes medical devices materials maintain medical devices test medical devices install pneumatic systems biomedical engineering fasten components electrical wiring plans align components operate scientific measuring equipment liaise with engineers medical device test procedures inspect quality of products pneumatics resolve equipment malfunctions medical devices assist scientific research install electrical and electronic equipment mechanics wear cleanroom suit consult technical resources repair medical devices electricity use measurement instruments perform maintenance on installed equipment perform test run medical device regulations use testing equipment adjust engineering designs design drawings

biomedical science perform risk analysis human anatomy hydraulics integrate new products in manufacturing provide customer information related to repairs quality standards use CAM software CAD software write technical reports inform about the legal aspects of the medical device presented use a computer estimate restoration costs monitor machine operations firmware use precision tools order supplies finish medical devices advise on medical device features keep records of work progress prepare compliance documents apply technical communication skills CAE software perform ICT troubleshooting manipulate medical devices' materials manage inspections of equipment apply soldering techniques medical imaging technology operate soldering equipment radiation physics in healthcare mechanical engineering operate precision machinery electronics electrical engineering write inspection reports assemble machines negotiate sales contracts biomedical techniques operate welding equipment program firmware provide technical documentation mechatronics solder electronics diagnostic radiology biotechnology advise on safety improvements write records for repairs