Repair Technician

For over 90 years, Topcon’s vision has been to solve societal challenges around the globe. In healthcare, we are developing innovations that improve patients’ health and quality of life. We empower eye care providers with advanced imaging, diagnostic solutions, and intelligent data technology. Our robotic devices deliver simplicity without compromise, by capturing clear images with the push of a button.

By joining Topcon Healthcare, you become part of a growing, diverse, global team. With office locations throughout North America, whether you are on-site, remote, or hybrid, our culture empowers you to contribute to company and personal success each day. At Topcon Healthcare, you can grow your career, gain new perspectives, and help address society’s most pressing challenges.

If you have drive, passion, and a desire to be part of a collaborative team, we want to hear from you. At Topcon Healthcare, we don’t wait for the future. We invent it. Join us. Learn more about working with us at topconcareers.com The Repair Technician is responsible for inspecting and repairing multiple customer ophthalmic instruments.

This also includes repairing and inspecting returned products, loaner inventory, and show units and providing technical support to call center and internal teams. Have previous knowledge of medical equipment preventative maintenance. This customer-focused role supports both customers’ needs and company policies. Focusing on time management, critical thinking, quality, and being able to work under minimal supervision.

Must be proficient at written communication, i.e., estimates and follow-ups within internal protocols. This position requires one to be on-site at our Waterloo office.

Key Responsibilities

Manage assigned work orders to be closed in a timely manner. Diagnose and repair high-tech medical equipment and instrumentations. Prepare and inspect loaner devices. Provide technical assistance to the customer service team regarding equipment maintenance/repair. Work under minimal supervision. Escalate unresolved issues to management.

Document service/repair actions by completing forms, reports, and logs. Update job knowledge by participating in inner company educational opportunities. Establish rapport with customers by examining complaints and providing solutions, if needed.

Qualifications

Associate degree or greater in a relevant field. Experience in electronics, mechanical, and/or optical troubleshooting. Strong organizational skills with the ability to multitask and quickly analyze and resolve specific problems. Excellent negotiation, interpersonal, and critical thinking skills. Must hold a current, valid, and unrestricted driver’s license.

Knowledge of medical device preventative maintenance and repair. Quality-focused with a commitment to excellence. Proficient written and verbal communication skills. The ability to lift, push, and/or pull up to 50 pounds. The ability to often bend, stoop, twist, sit, stand, walk, move boxes and equipment, and package and re-package equipment throughout the workday.