Electrical Test Technician NETA 3/4

ABM US•Boydton, VA

10d•$54 - $60

About The Position

ABM Industries is seeking an experienced Electrical Field Test Technician to join its Electrical Power Services team. The technician tests, troubleshoots, and commissions low- to high-voltage power systems at client sites, and provides technical leadership and mentoring to junior team members on complex, mission-critical field projects. This is a full-time, direct-hire role with approximately 25% travel listed; the requirements also state the ability to travel nationally up to 90% and describe regional and national projects. The position includes acceptance and maintenance testing, relay testing and calibration, analysis of test data, insulated fluid sampling, hazard assessments, detailed field reporting, emergency on-call rotation, and technical support for the sales team. The technician must follow NETA, NFPA70E, and ABM safety and quality standards. The listed pay range is $54.00–$60.00, with offers dependent on factors including education, experience, skills, abilities, location, and market data. Eligibility for a company incentive or bonus program may apply.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in electrical testing and power system services.
Current NETA Level III or IV certification, or NICET equivalent certification.
Proven experience leading and mentoring technicians in the field.
Ability to manage multi-month, medium- to large-scale projects.
Familiarity with NETA ATS/MTS Standards and NFPA70E.
Proficiency in lockout/tagout and hazardous energy control procedures.
Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
Clean driving record and ability to travel nationally; the requirements specify travel up to 90%.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree or higher in Power Systems or a related field.
Skill in troubleshooting electrical faults, especially ground faults.
Familiarity with generator controls, protection systems, and high-voltage substations.

Responsibilities

Travel to client sites to inspect, test, troubleshoot, and start up electrical systems.
Lead and mentor Level I and II trainees and assistants in technical tasks and field operations.
Assign work, review performance, and ensure consistent execution of testing procedures.
Conduct acceptance and maintenance testing for switchgear, relays, transformers, cables, and motor control centers.
Test and calibrate solid-state and electromechanical relays, including SEL 700G or comparable equipment.
Operate testing tools and software such as Enoserv RTS, Megger, and Omicron testing equipment.
Analyze test data, perform insulated fluid sampling, and interpret electrical performance issues.
Complete Job Hazard Analyses, including arc-flash and shock-hazard assessments.
Document results in detailed field service reports.
Rotate on-call duties for emergency response and service.
Assist the sales team with technical expertise and recommendations.
Ensure compliance with NETA, NFPA70E, and ABM safety and quality standards.
Complete assigned preventive maintenance and reactive maintenance repairs.