Electrical Inspector - Hospital Facilities and Operating Rooms Madrid

• Higher Level Vocational Training -formerly FP2- in Electricity, Electrotechnics, Electrotechnical and Automated Systems, or equivalent qualification.
• Solid knowledge of low-voltage electrical installations.
• Ability to interpret electrical diagrams and technical documentation.
• Handling of electrical measurement and verification equipment.
• Availability to carry out interventions outside of the operating rooms' operational hours.
• Driving license, own vehicle, and availability to travel throughout the Community of Madrid.
• Ability to work with autonomy, rigor, and responsibility.
• Proficiency in IT tools to record results and prepare reports.

• Experience in inspection, maintenance, commissioning, or supervision of electrical installations.
• Knowledge of the Low Voltage Electrotechnical Regulations and electrical installations in medical premises.
• Experience in hospitals, operating rooms, laboratories, healthcare centers, or other critical facilities.
• Experience with electrical panels, uninterruptible power supply systems, generator sets, isolation transformers, or monitoring systems.
• Training in occupational risk prevention and electrical work.
• Experience preparing technical reports and dealing directly with clients.

Previous experience working in operating rooms is not essential. We will provide the necessary training and support to professionals with a good electrical foundation, capacity to learn, and a rigorous way of working.

Electrical Inspector Technician - Hospital facilities and operating rooms

We are looking to hire an electrical inspector technician to carry out inspections and supervisions in hospital facilities, mainly in operating rooms located in the Community of Madrid.

This is a specialized technical position, with autonomy to organize work and with a direct impact on the safety of critical facilities.

• Perform electrical inspections and supervisions in operating rooms and other hospital facilities.
• Carry out electrical safety measurements, tests, and verifications.
• Identify anomalies, deviations, or deficiencies in the facilities.
• Record results and prepare the corresponding technical reports.
• Coordinate interventions with the maintenance managers of each center.
• Ensure compliance with safety procedures, quality, and applicable regulations.
• Communicate and follow up on detected incidents.

Inspections must be carried out when the operating rooms are not operational, and each technician organizes their interventions directly in coordination with the centers. You will be able to adapt the planning to your preferences and personal circumstances.

The important thing is to meet the agreed planning, always respecting the corresponding breaks.

This autonomy allows for concentrating inspections and organizing the rest of the time in a way that is compatible with each professional's preferences.