The Sterilizer Technician is responsible for the inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of medical sterilization equipment used in healthcare and laboratory settings. This role ensures that sterilizers—including steam autoclaves, low-temperature, and other infection-control systems—operate safely, reliably, and in compliance with manufacturer specifications, hospital policies, and regulatory standards. The technician plays a critical role in supporting patient safety, infection prevention, and uninterrupted clinical operations by minimizing equipment downtime and ensuring proper sterilization performance. Essential Functions Complete repair service work, and preventative maintenance on sterilizers, Washers, and Ultrasonic cleaners. Resolves issues with medical equipment and keeps detailed records of all work-related activities. Perform preventative and repair maintenance including disassembling, replacing or repairing defective parts, rewiring and reassembling as required on medical equipment. Performs equipment installs and de-installs as necessary. Provides customer support of equipment repair and troubleshooting. Cleans, prepare parts and assemblies for service & refurbishing. Works and interacts with current and prospective clients, other employees, sales representatives, vendors, medical personnel, guests, and visitors. Work with equipment to meet regulatory requirements. Performs other duties as assigned. Preferred Education and Qualifications High School Diploma or General Educational Development Certificate (GED). Minimum of two years of related experience or a combination of military education, specialized training certificates, and work experience.