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• Job Type Full Time , Onsite
• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA
• Experience 4 years
• Location Nairobi
• Job Field Engineering / Technical , Medical / Healthcare
• The Biomedical Engineer supports medical planning and equipment projects for new and refurbished healthcare facilities.
• The role ensures that medical equipment (including imaging systems such as CT and X-ray) is correctly specified, assessed, planned, installed, commissioned and integrated into the built environment. The engineer collaborates closely with architects, clinical planners, construction teams, MEP engineers, clients and vendors to deliver safe, functional, regulatory-compliant healthcare infrastructure that meets clinical needs and project timelines.
• Participate in early-stage medical planning for healthcare projects, translating clinical requirements into spatial, technical, and infrastructure specifications.
• Advise on room layouts, workflow, equipment placement, and adjacency requirements for diagnostic, treatment, and support areas (radiology, theatres, ICU, laboratories, etc.).
• Review architectural, structural, and MEP drawings to ensure compatibility with medical equipment needs (power, HVAC, shielding, medical gases, data, load-bearing, infection control).
• Contribute to functional design briefs, room data sheets, and equipment schedules.
• Conduct needs assessments and technology evaluations for medical equipment (imaging, life-support, monitoring, laboratory, surgical, etc.).
• Prepare technical specifications, evaluate vendor proposals and support tender/procurement processes.
• Assess equipment for clinical suitability, total cost of ownership, interoperability, serviceability and compliance with Kenyan and international standards.
• Provide input on lifecycle costing, maintenance contracts, and spare-parts strategies.
• Plan, coordinate and oversee installation, commissioning and handover of medical equipment, with particular emphasis on complex systems such as CT scanners, X-ray (fixed and mobile), ultrasound and related imaging suites.
• Develop and manage installation programmes, method statements, risk assessments, and site readiness checklists.
• Coordinate with construction teams, vendors, radiation protection officers, and facility managers to ensure seamless integration (shielding, power, cooling, structural modifications, radiation safety).
• Supervise site works related to equipment foundations, cabling, medical gas connections, and associated MEP works.
• Manage interfaces between equipment suppliers, contractors, and clinical end-users; resolve technical queries and non-conformances promptly.
• Oversee or perform installation, calibration, acceptance testing and commissioning of biomedical equipment.
• Develop and implement preventive maintenance programmes and schedules.
• Troubleshoot technical issues during and after installation; coordinate warranty and post-warranty service.
• Maintain accurate equipment inventories, asset registers, service histories, and documentation.
• Support training of clinical and technical staff on safe and effective equipment use.
• Ensure all equipment and installations comply with relevant standards (Kenya Bureau of Standards, Pharmacy and Poisons Board / medical device regulations, radiation safety, IPC/ICRA for construction in healthcare settings, manufacturer guidelines, and international best practice such as IEC/ISO where applicable).
• Conduct risk assessments, failure mode analyses, and incident investigations related to medical devices.
• Support radiation protection planning and verification for imaging rooms.
• Maintain rigorous documentation for audits, handover, and regulatory submissions.
• Work closely with multidisciplinary project teams (architects, quantity surveyors, site engineers, clinical planners, clients).
• Provide technical input during design reviews, value engineering, and change management.
• Stay current with advances in medical technology, regulatory changes, and healthcare construction best practices; recommend improvements.
• Mentor junior staff or technicians as required and contribute to knowledge sharing within the Group.
• On-time delivery of equipment planning, installation, and commissioning milestones (target ≥ 90–95% of planned dates met).
• Quality & compliance – zero major non-conformances or regulatory findings related to equipment installations; successful first-time acceptance testing and handover.
• Cost control – equipment and installation packages delivered within approved budgets; effective contribution to value engineering without compromising clinical or safety standards.
• Technical accuracy – completeness and accuracy of equipment specifications, schedules, and technical documentation; low rate of post-installation design changes attributable to biomedical input.
• Stakeholder satisfaction – positive feedback from project managers, clients, clinical users, and vendors on responsiveness, technical competence, and collaboration.
• Safety & risk management – timely completion of risk assessments, method statements, and radiation/IPC-related requirements; no serious safety incidents linked to equipment works.
• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA
• Experience 4 years
• Location Nairobi
• Job Field Engineering / Technical , Medical / Healthcare
• The Biomedical Engineer supports medical planning and equipment projects for new and refurbished healthcare facilities.
• The role ensures that medical equipment (including imaging systems such as CT and X-ray) is correctly specified, assessed, planned, installed, commissioned and integrated into the built environment. The engineer collaborates closely with architects, clinical planners, construction teams, MEP engineers, clients and vendors to deliver safe, functional, regulatory-compliant healthcare infrastructure that meets clinical needs and project timelines.
• Participate in early-stage medical planning for healthcare projects, translating clinical requirements into spatial, technical, and infrastructure specifications.
• Advise on room layouts, workflow, equipment placement, and adjacency requirements for diagnostic, treatment, and support areas (radiology, theatres, ICU, laboratories, etc.).
• Review architectural, structural, and MEP drawings to ensure compatibility with medical equipment needs (power, HVAC, shielding, medical gases, data, load-bearing, infection control).
• Contribute to functional design briefs, room data sheets, and equipment schedules.
• Conduct needs assessments and technology evaluations for medical equipment (imaging, life-support, monitoring, laboratory, surgical, etc.).
• Prepare technical specifications, evaluate vendor proposals and support tender/procurement processes.
• Assess equipment for clinical suitability, total cost of ownership, interoperability, serviceability and compliance with Kenyan and international standards.
• Provide input on lifecycle costing, maintenance contracts, and spare-parts strategies.
• Plan, coordinate and oversee installation, commissioning and handover of medical equipment, with particular emphasis on complex systems such as CT scanners, X-ray (fixed and mobile), ultrasound and related imaging suites.
• Develop and manage installation programmes, method statements, risk assessments, and site readiness checklists.
• Coordinate with construction teams, vendors, radiation protection officers, and facility managers to ensure seamless integration (shielding, power, cooling, structural modifications, radiation safety).
• Supervise site works related to equipment foundations, cabling, medical gas connections, and associated MEP works.
• Manage interfaces between equipment suppliers, contractors, and clinical end-users; resolve technical queries and non-conformances promptly.
• Oversee or perform installation, calibration, acceptance testing and commissioning of biomedical equipment.
• Develop and implement preventive maintenance programmes and schedules.
• Troubleshoot technical issues during and after installation; coordinate warranty and post-warranty service.
• Maintain accurate equipment inventories, asset registers, service histories, and documentation.
• Support training of clinical and technical staff on safe and effective equipment use.
• Ensure all equipment and installations comply with relevant standards (Kenya Bureau of Standards, Pharmacy and Poisons Board / medical device regulations, radiation safety, IPC/ICRA for construction in healthcare settings, manufacturer guidelines, and international best practice such as IEC/ISO where applicable).
• Conduct risk assessments, failure mode analyses, and incident investigations related to medical devices.
• Support radiation protection planning and verification for imaging rooms.
• Maintain rigorous documentation for audits, handover, and regulatory submissions.
• Work closely with multidisciplinary project teams (architects, quantity surveyors, site engineers, clinical planners, clients).
• Provide technical input during design reviews, value engineering, and change management.
• Stay current with advances in medical technology, regulatory changes, and healthcare construction best practices; recommend improvements.
• Mentor junior staff or technicians as required and contribute to knowledge sharing within the Group.
• On-time delivery of equipment planning, installation, and commissioning milestones (target ≥ 90–95% of planned dates met).
• Quality & compliance – zero major non-conformances or regulatory findings related to equipment installations; successful first-time acceptance testing and handover.
• Cost control – equipment and installation packages delivered within approved budgets; effective contribution to value engineering without compromising clinical or safety standards.
• Technical accuracy – completeness and accuracy of equipment specifications, schedules, and technical documentation; low rate of post-installation design changes attributable to biomedical input.
• Stakeholder satisfaction – positive feedback from project managers, clients, clinical users, and vendors on responsiveness, technical competence, and collaboration.
• Safety & risk management – timely completion of risk assessments, method statements, and radiation/IPC-related requirements; no serious safety incidents linked to equipment works.
• Job Type Full Time , Onsite
• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA
• Experience 4 years
• Location Nairobi
• Job Field Engineering / Technical , Medical / Healthcare
• The Biomedical Engineer supports medical planning and equipment projects for new and refurbished healthcare facilities.
• The role ensures that medical equipment (including imaging systems such as CT and X-ray) is correctly specified, assessed, planned, installed, commissioned and integrated into the built environment. The engineer collaborates closely with architects, clinical planners, construction teams, MEP engineers, clients and vendors to deliver safe, functional, regulatory-compliant healthcare infrastructure that meets clinical needs and project timelines.
• Participate in early-stage medical planning for healthcare projects, translating clinical requirements into spatial, technical, and infrastructure specifications.
• Advise on room layouts, workflow, equipment placement, and adjacency requirements for diagnostic, treatment, and support areas (radiology, theatres, ICU, laboratories, etc.).
• Review architectural, structural, and MEP drawings to ensure compatibility with medical equipment needs (power, HVAC, shielding, medical gases, data, load-bearing, infection control).
• Contribute to functional design briefs, room data sheets, and equipment schedules.
• Conduct needs assessments and technology evaluations for medical equipment (imaging, life-support, monitoring, laboratory, surgical, etc.).
• Prepare technical specifications, evaluate vendor proposals and support tender/procurement processes.
• Assess equipment for clinical suitability, total cost of ownership, interoperability, serviceability and compliance with Kenyan and international standards.
• Provide input on lifecycle costing, maintenance contracts, and spare-parts strategies.
• Plan, coordinate and oversee installation, commissioning and handover of medical equipment, with particular emphasis on complex systems such as CT scanners, X-ray (fixed and mobile), ultrasound and related imaging suites.
• Develop and manage installation programmes, method statements, risk assessments, and site readiness checklists.
• Coordinate with construction teams, vendors, radiation protection officers, and facility managers to ensure seamless integration (shielding, power, cooling, structural modifications, radiation safety).
• Supervise site works related to equipment foundations, cabling, medical gas connections, and associated MEP works.
• Manage interfaces between equipment suppliers, contractors, and clinical end-users; resolve technical queries and non-conformances promptly.
• Oversee or perform installation, calibration, acceptance testing and commissioning of biomedical equipment.
• Develop and implement preventive maintenance programmes and schedules.
• Troubleshoot technical issues during and after installation; coordinate warranty and post-warranty service.
• Maintain accurate equipment inventories, asset registers, service histories, and documentation.
• Support training of clinical and technical staff on safe and effective equipment use.
• Ensure all equipment and installations comply with relevant standards (Kenya Bureau of Standards, Pharmacy and Poisons Board / medical device regulations, radiation safety, IPC/ICRA for construction in healthcare settings, manufacturer guidelines, and international best practice such as IEC/ISO where applicable).
• Conduct risk assessments, failure mode analyses, and incident investigations related to medical devices.
• Support radiation protection planning and verification for imaging rooms.
• Maintain rigorous documentation for audits, handover, and regulatory submissions.
• Work closely with multidisciplinary project teams (architects, quantity surveyors, site engineers, clinical planners, clients).
• Provide technical input during design reviews, value engineering, and change management.
• Stay current with advances in medical technology, regulatory changes, and healthcare construction best practices; recommend improvements.
• Mentor junior staff or technicians as required and contribute to knowledge sharing within the Group.
• On-time delivery of equipment planning, installation, and commissioning milestones (target ≥ 90–95% of planned dates met).
• Quality & compliance – zero major non-conformances or regulatory findings related to equipment installations; successful first-time acceptance testing and handover.
• Cost control – equipment and installation packages delivered within approved budgets; effective contribution to value engineering without compromising clinical or safety standards.
• Technical accuracy – completeness and accuracy of equipment specifications, schedules, and technical documentation; low rate of post-installation design changes attributable to biomedical input.
• Stakeholder satisfaction – positive feedback from project managers, clients, clinical users, and vendors on responsiveness, technical competence, and collaboration.
• Safety & risk management – timely completion of risk assessments, method statements, and radiation/IPC-related requirements; no serious safety incidents linked to equipment works.
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