Editorial summary

The Fault Reporting Center (FRC) Manager oversees the operations of the hospital's fault reporting activities, supervising staff responsible for handling equipment, facility, and IT issues. The role involves managing fault logging, prioritization, and tracking to ensure timely resolution, as well as coordinating communication between departments. Candidates should possess strong organizational and leadership skills to manage workflow effectively. The position offers a salary of 7,500.

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Job description

[This job id 12759 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 06 Jun 2026]

Fault Reporting Center Manager

1. Oversight and Management

• Manage the Fault Reporting Center (FRC) operations for the hospital.
• Supervise staff handling incoming fault reports from various departments.
• Ensure smooth workflow and timely processing of reported issues.

2. Fault Reporting & Tracking

• Receive and log equipment malfunctions, facility issues, IT faults, and other operational problems.
• Categorize and prioritize faults based on urgency and impact on patient care.
• Ensure all reported issues are tracked in a centralized system until resolution.

3. Coordination & Communication

• Liaise between hospital departments, technical teams, and external vendors.
• Communicate status updates to department heads or hospital management.
• Ensure critical issues (e.g., life-support equipment failure) are escalated immediately.

4. Analysis & Reporting

• Monitor recurring faults and identify patterns to prevent future issues.
• Generate reports on fault trends, resolution times, and department performance.
• Provide recommendations for process improvement and preventive maintenance.

5. Compliance & Safety

• Ensure that fault reporting aligns with hospital policies, safety standards, and regulatory requirements.
• Support risk management and incident investigation related to equipment or operational failures.

6. Staff Training & Development

• Train staff on fault reporting procedures and use of reporting systems.
• Encourage awareness of safety, efficiency, and accountability across departments.

7. System & Process Improvement

• Maintain and improve the fault reporting system, including software updates.
• Recommend upgrades or procedural changes to minimize downtime and enhance hospital operations.

Key Skills Required:

• Degree, preferably in Facilities Management, Engineering, or Operations Management.
• Strong organizational and leadership skills
• Good technical understanding of hospital equipment and IT systems
• Excellent communication and coordination abilities
• Analytical mindset for trend analysis and preventive strategies
• Knowledge of healthcare safety and regulatory compliance

Interested applicants, please send your CV to skh_hr@stie.com.sg or apply directly via the Apply button on CareersFuture.

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