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Course catalog
Start with what every service engineer needs, then one type of equipment, then the repair trade shared by all machines, and only then a specific model.
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General
What every service engineer needs: medicine for engineers, physics, electrical safety, standards.
GEN01
General
Medicine for Engineers
What the clinician does with your machine and why its failure matters
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GEN02
General
Physics of Medical Equipment
The physics every service engineer uses, explained through the machines
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GEN03
General
Electrical Safety for Medical Equipment
Leakage, earth, applied parts and testing after repair
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Direction
One type of equipment in general: how it works, how it fails, safe preventive maintenance.
MRI01
Level 1
MRI Service — Level 1
Safety, cryogenics and preventive maintenance
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CT02
Level 1
CT Service — Level 1
Safety, calibration and preventive maintenance
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US03
Level 1
Ultrasound Service — Level 1
Probes, image quality and preventive maintenance
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US04
Level 2
Ultrasound Service — Level 2: Fault-Finding
From the symptom on the screen to the failed module: probe or system, transmit, receive, beamformer, power, PC
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US05
Probe repair
Ultrasound Probes — Testing, Diagnosis and Repair Decisions
The most damaged and most expensive part of every ultrasound system
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VENT06
Level 1
Ventilator Service — Level 1
Safety, checks and preventive maintenance
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ANES07
Level 1
Anaesthesia Workstation Service — Level 1
Gas circuit, leak tests and preventive maintenance
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MON08
Level 1
Patient Monitor Service — Level 1
Parameters, simulators and preventive maintenance
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Repair fundamentals
The trade shared by every machine: pneumatics, electronics and power supplies, mechanics, cryogenics, software.
REP01
Repair fundamentals
Pneumatics and Medical Gases — Repair Fundamentals
Valves, regulators, sensors and leaks: the trade shared by ventilators, anaesthesia machines and every gas-driven device
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REP02
Repair fundamentals
Electronics and Power Supplies — Repair Fundamentals
From reading a schematic to finding the failed board and the failed component
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Models
A specific machine: architecture, service software, logs, weak points and field cases.
Model courses are in preparation. Start with the free model pages in the library.