Field Technician

VoltaGrid•Covington, GA

About The Position

VoltaGrid provides power generation solutions intended to reduce client costs through improved efficiency, reduced fuel consumption, and power load optimization. The Field Operator assists with field operations and technical work and is responsible for operating equipment. Although the role may involve some technical tasks, it is primarily focused on running equipment and systems through hands-on, precise operation. The position requires working a rotational schedule, traveling throughout North America, and being available by phone while on rotation. The operator works both independently and with a team, follows safety and environmental procedures, maintains equipment and tools in an orderly condition, and completes assigned training and certifications. The role may involve exposure to extreme weather, working at heights, and extended periods on one’s feet.

Requirements

At least 1–2 years of related experience; experience in oil and gas, power generation, or service rental is preferred.
High school diploma, skilled labor certificate, or equivalent.
Mechanical aptitude and an electrically or mechanically focused background.
Understanding of the proper use of basic tools.
Ability to troubleshoot and work through problems efficiently.
Ability to work a rotational schedule, including long or occasionally irregular hours and holidays.
Ability to work throughout North America.
Ability to work independently and with a team for multiple hours.
Ability to be available by phone while on scheduled rotation.
Ability to operate a company vehicle safely and maintain a clean driving record.
Computer literacy and ability to use online forms and automation.
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to work in extreme temperatures, wind, and precipitation, and at heights.
Ability to stoop, sit, stand, or remain on one’s feet for extended periods.
Ability to lift 50 pounds up to 10 times per shift.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the oil and gas industry, power generation, or service rental.
Understanding of simple electronics and electrical equipment.

Responsibilities

Operate company equipment and systems with precision.
Provide field operation and technical assistance.
Use hand and power tools to work with and repair mechanical and electrical equipment.
Develop working knowledge of fleet equipment and complete certifications on multiple company-owned or leased machines.
Troubleshoot and resolve problems efficiently.
Complete all required training, including Flash Arc Training and Basic Electrical Safety Training, and finish assigned training on time.
Use ladders and safety harnesses properly and determine the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for assigned tasks.
Self-supervise daily tasks and metrics, and work both independently and as part of a team.
Keep equipment, tools, and personal presentation orderly and tidy.
Operate company vehicles safely and maintain a clean driving record.
Comply with safety standards and procedures.
Oversee safety and environmental requirements while operating equipment onsite and assist with incident response and investigations as needed.
Use online forms and automation tools.
Promote ethical behavior and lead by example.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the supervisor.