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Built Environs is a progressive building construction company known for solving complex construction challenges on time and within budget. We provide a stimulating workplace that challenges our people to excel beyond their own expectations.
About the Role
As an FFE / BME Coordinator, you will lead the technical specification, procurement, integration, and commissioning of biomedical equipment across hospital and health projects. Working autonomously within a compact team, you will bridge clinical needs, engineering design, and commercial outcomes, ensuring every device integrates seamlessly into the built environment and delivers maximum clinical and financial value.
Key Responsibilities
Engage hospital staff to define functional, technical, and workflow requirements.
Translate clinical needs into accurate, compliant equipment specifications (e.g., MRI, CT, sterilisers, patient monitors, surgical lights).
Lead technical and commercial evaluation of supplier responses.
Manage logistics, factory acceptance testing (FAT) where required, and site delivery.
Supervise installation, integration testing, and clinical handover.
Deliver complete asset registers, manuals, training records, and preventative maintenance schedules.
Validate full integration of equipment with power, data, cooling, shielding, weight loads, access, and infection control requirements.
About You
Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedical Engineering (or equivalent).
Experience as a Biomedical Engineer in a hospital environment (clinical engineering, equipment planning, or maintenance).
Proven procurement experience in biomedical equipment (tendering, evaluation, contract management).
Demonstrated ability to engage with high-performing clinical specialists in high-stress, time-critical settings.
Confident, explicit communication.
Built Environs is committed to providing Equal Employment Opportunities and invites applications from all nationalities, genders, and cultural backgrounds.
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