Bench Engineer/Field Service EngineerLocation: Hybrid role - GU21, Sheerwater, Woking, SurreySalary £28,365 per annum (£13.64 hour)Based at Surrey Wheelchair Services, GU21 5SA Monday to Friday - Full Time Permanent 40 Hours a week Purpose Of Job Provide a workshop-based engineering role repairing, servicing and maintaining wheelchairs to include field based work. Main Duties and Responsibilities:
Conduct repairs servicing and maintenance as directed by the Operations Manager/ Warehouse Manager/ Line Manager.Process all associated paperwork concerning repairs and servicing accurately on a daily basis.Ensure all warranty and scrap returns are labelled correctly and collated at the end of each day.Ensure infection control policy is followed at all times.Undertake Engineering work in terms of service and repairs, and refurbishment in accordance to prescription builds – Training will be providedAssist in clinical appointments with healthcare professionals, for any repairs and servicing requirements.Undertake Admin duties as required.Ensure all parts used are allocated from Stores through Stores process.Strict adherence to Ross Care’s operational procedures.Adhere to the House Keeping procedure.Maintain a professional approach in all aspects of the role at all times including appearance, paperwork, power tools, work bench station and company vehicle.Our objective is to do the job right, on time, every time.Stocktake – to assist with annual and interim stocktakes as required.Communicate effectively with all Customers at all times and to inform all Customers of relevant additional services from Ross Care as appropriate.To be fully accountable for all aspects of your role and maintain good communication throughout.Perform duties according to all Company policies, procedures and instructions.Be on the on-call engineer rota – additional standby/and hourly payment received for this.
Undertake the job in line with the Company appraisal competencies as follows:
Achieves business results and adds value to the companyFocuses on internal/external customersBuilds and maintains effective teamwork with colleaguesEmbraces change
This job description shall not limit your role, you will also be expected to carry out any other duties that your Manager feels are within your capabilities and skill set. The above information may not cover everything involved in the position but gives indicates the size and scope of the role and may be subject to change as the role develops. Key Performance Indicators Person Required: Skills
Organised and can work to a plan.Good communicator.Must be able to fault find.Neat and tidy writing.
Knowledge
Background and experience in mechanical or electrical engineering
Qualifications
Full Driving Licence required.Ideally qualified to GCSE level / NVQ level 1 or equivalent.Satisfactory enhanced DBS disclosure will be required for this role.
Other
Training will be provided on wheelchair engineering.
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Optical Systems Engineer – Medical Devices - Cambridge
We are working with a leading Medical Devices company in Cambridge to recruit an Optical Systems Engineer who will play a key role in the development of industry disrupting and lifesaving/improving Medical Technologies.
This is a hands-on engineering role where you’ll be designing and integrating optical systems into complex medical technologies. From early feasibility through to product launch, you’ll be involved in every stage of development, helping to shape devices that improve diagnostics, treatment, and patient outcomes across a range of clinical applications.
You’ll be joining a multidisciplinary team of engineers and scientists, collaborating on projects that demand precision, creativity, and a deep understanding of how optics interact with mechanical, electronic, and biological systems. Your work will span simulation, prototyping, testing, and refinement, with a strong emphasis on regulatory compliance and real-world usability.
We’re looking for someone with a solid academic foundation in physics, engineering, or a related discipline, and hands-on experience in optical design and analysis. You should be confident using industry-standard tools and have a track record of delivering robust solutions in regulated environments. Experience in medical devices is highly desirable, but not essential if you bring strong transferable skills and a passion for healthcare innovation.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys solving technical challenges, mentoring junior colleagues, and working closely with clients to bring ideas to life. You’ll be encouraged to explore new approaches, contribute to system-level thinking, and help shape the future of medical technology.
In return, you’ll receive a competitive salary, annual bonus, private healthcare, generous pension contributions, and access to a wide range of lifestyle and professional development benefits.
For more information, please contact Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices, Biotech and Drug Discovery Recruitment at Newton Colmore, on +44 121 268 2240. Alternatively, submit your application and a member of our team will be in touch. Please note that without a CV, we can only provide limited information.....Read more...
Mechanical Engineer – Programme Manager – Drug Delivery Devices
A period of significant growth has created an opportunity for a Programme Manager with a strong Mechanical Engineering background and deep, hands‑on experience in drug delivery device development. Based in Cambridge, you will lead multiple programmes focused on advancing next‑generation delivery platforms. Some projects will see you mentoring and guiding junior engineers, while others will require you to take ownership of core mechanical design activities yourself.
We are seeking someone who is currently working at the forefront of drug delivery technologies—such as autoinjectors, inhalers, infusion systems, wearable delivery devices, or other combination products—and who is confident translating complex user, clinical, and regulatory requirements into robust mechanical solutions. Experience with electro‑mechanical medical devices is highly advantageous, as many of the programmes you will lead involve integrated systems and multidisciplinary collaboration.
To succeed in this role, you will need to be commercially minded, able to balance technical innovation with real‑world product viability. You should have experience successfully taking medical or drug delivery products through development and into market launch, understanding the commercial, regulatory, and manufacturing considerations that shape decision‑making. This is a highly collaborative environment, so you must be comfortable working closely with internal teams, external partners, clients, and suppliers to drive programmes forward efficiently and strategically.
A strong academic foundation in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline is expected. A master’s degree or PhD would be beneficial, but industry experience in developing regulated drug delivery systems is the key requirement. Familiarity with EN60601 is useful, and a solid working knowledge of ISO 13485 and design controls for combination products is essential.
The technologies you will help shape are genuinely life‑changing—innovative drug delivery systems that improve therapeutic outcomes, enhance patient adherence, and ultimately transform lives on a global scale.
This position involves extensive communication with internal teams, external partners, and clients, so experience in roles requiring regular project updates, stakeholder management, and cross‑functional coordination will be valuable.
Many individuals who excel in this environment have a naturally technical mindset and enjoy hands‑on problem solving—whether that’s building drones, programming, tinkering with engines, or similar hobbies. If this sounds like you, make sure it’s visible on your CV.
In return, you’ll join a world‑class organisation offering a clear career development pathway, continuous technical training, an excellent salary, bonus scheme, enhanced pension, medical insurance, free meals, and the full suite of benefits expected from a global blue‑chip company.
Interest in this role will be high, so early applications are encouraged.
For more information, please contact Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices, Biotech and DeepTech Recruitment at Newton Colmore, on +44 121 268 2240. Alternatively, submit your application and a member of our team will be in touch. Please note that without a CV, we can only provide limited information.....Read more...
