Biomedical Equipment Technician 2
About the job
- The candidate must have at least three years of experience as a Biomedical Equipment Technician.
- The candidate must be a graduate of the Department of Defense Medical Equipment Repairers Course, certified through the International Certification Commission as a Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician, or have earned an Associate of Applied Science in Medical Equipment Technology.
- The candidate must pass a background check, a NACI background investigation, a CAC acquisition process, an NCIC investigation, and a scored credit check as required by federal and contractual requirements.
- The candidate must be a United States citizen.
- The candidate must be able to lift up to 40 pounds.
- The candidate must have knowledge of schematics and perform repairs, safety testing, and preventive maintenance under relatively close supervision.
- The candidate must have advanced knowledge of equipment policies, practices, procedures, and types.
- The candidate must know maintenance actions including technical inspections, repairs, calibrations, preventive maintenance checks and services, and equipment overhauls.
- Maintain records, write reports, and coordinate outside repairs.
- Complete technical inspections of new, used, or reconditioned medical equipment.
- Repair damaged medical equipment.
- Overhaul medical equipment.
- Use authorized Army automation systems, including Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support, Standard Army Maintenance System-Enhanced, Theater Enterprise-Wide Logistics System, Global Combat Support System, and other systems authorized by the United States Army Medical Materiel Agency M3D.
- Technically inspect, repair, calibrate, and overhaul medical equipment.
- Perform calibration and preventive maintenance checks and services.
- Experience with the Department of Defense.
About the company
Goldbelt is a for-profit parent corporation whose subsidiaries serve federal agencies and commercial customers while advancing the economic and cultural well-being of Tlingit and Haida shareholders. Its federal businesses span cybersecurity and information technology, healthcare and medical services, construction, engineering, logistics, and procurement. The group earns revenue through government contracts and commercial operations, with subsidiaries delivering services and products nationwide. The Alaska Division supports its community through investments in local economic development across Southeast Alaska. Founded in 1973 and incorporated in 1974, Goldbelt is headquartered in Juneau, Alaska.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Juneau, AK
Founded
1973
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What believers are saying
- Careers span several operating businesses: Goldbelt reports 24 subsidiaries and 2,120 employees worldwide.
- Hiring preferences favor eligible communities: Goldbelt gives shareholders and Native community members priority for employment and training.
- Cybersecurity certification expands contract eligibility: Goldbelt earned defense Level 2 certification in October 2026 for handling sensitive information.
What critics are saying
- Some offers depend on contract awards: Goldbelt's recruiting FAQ says proposal-based jobs are not guaranteed before a contract win.
- Federal margins are narrowing: February 2026's outlook forecast $550 million gross revenue for 2026 but lower net results.
- A federal contracting pathway faces pressure: Goldbelt's CEO cited threats to the 8(a) program in February 2026.
What makes Goldbelt unique
- Ownership is rooted in one community: Goldbelt is Juneau's urban corporation under Alaska's Native land settlement.
- Goldbelt connects cruise visitors with Mount Roberts: it operates Southeast Alaska's only aerial tramway above Juneau.
- Former logging land has a different role: Goldbelt's Hobart Bay timber is protected through a carbon-credit program.
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