A Critical Life Support Devices Maintenance Course is designed to train biomedical technicians, clinical engineers, and healthcare personnel in the proper inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of life-sustaining medical equipment. These devices are essential in ICUs, emergency departments, and operating rooms, and their failure can be life-threatening.
Gain knowledge of how critical life support devices operate and their roles in patient care (e.g., ventilators, defibrillators, infusion pumps).
Learn and apply international and local safety standards (e.g., IEC 60601, FDA, ISO, WHO guidelines) during maintenance and operation.
Develop the skills to perform scheduled inspections, calibrations, and performance checks to prevent device failure.
Identify common faults and use appropriate diagnostic tools and techniques to isolate and fix problems efficiently.
Learn component-level repair techniques or system-level replacements depending on device type and serviceability.
Conduct calibrations using test equipment and software to ensure the devices provide accurate and reliable outputs.
Accurately record all maintenance, repairs, and inspections in logs in compliance with healthcare regulations.
Ensure that all work contributes to reducing device downtime and enhancing the safety and reliability of patient care.
Interpret and apply OEM-provided service manuals, schematics, and technical bulletins.
Develop professional communication skills for working alongside clinical staff and understanding the clinical context of each device
Biomedical Technicians, Clinical Engineers and Healthcare Personnel
40 Hours
