Preventive maintenance for medical equipment
Annual plans to manufacturer specifications, with current records and certificates.
Request a maintenance plan- 6 or 12 months
- Interval defined by the manufacturer.
- Annual order
- Contracting model.
- Current
- Records and certificates for audits.
- Included
- Electrical safety test at every check.
Operational continuity and compliance
Unlike corrective maintenance, preventive maintenance verifies that a device operates within the manufacturer’s parameters and tolerances before a failure occurs. It is the basis of continuous, safe operation.
Checks are periodic, at the interval each manufacturer defines (typically every six or twelve months), and are documented with records and certificates for the institution’s audits. The service is contracted through an annual purchase order that includes an initial equipment survey and scheduling of every check.
- Checks to manufacturer parameters and tolerances
- Electrical safety test at every intervention
- Records and certificates for the institution’s audits
- Every six or twelve months, depending on the device
- Annual contracts, with emergency service as agreed
Process
Survey
Equipment inventory and the maintenance frequency required by each manufacturer.
Annual plan
An annual purchase order for the period’s checks.
Execution
Scheduled checks, including the electrical safety test.
Documentation
Current records and certificates, ready for audits.
Frequently asked questions
How often is preventive maintenance performed?
Each manufacturer defines it; usually every six or twelve months.
How is it contracted?
Through an annual purchase order for the period’s maintenance. Terms are reviewed at each renewal.
Do you handle emergencies?
Yes, when included in the contract. Otherwise, during business hours and subject to technician availability.
Other services
Repair and technical service
Multi-brand, component-level repair of medical equipment, and authorized service for specific Medtronic, BD and Cincinnati Sub-Zero product lines.
Electrical safety testing
Testing to IEC 60601 and IEC 62353, with a certificate for each device. A standard requirement for equipment entering healthcare institutions.
Clinical engineering and consulting
Advice on medical equipment acquisition and on the design of the areas where it will operate.
Request a quote
Provide the brand, model and requirement. Free diagnosis and a quote with a technical report within five business days.