Field Service Technician - Night Shift

Baseline Energy Services•Loving, NM

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Service Technician oversees and maintains power-generation equipment rented to customers in a designated region. The role maximizes equipment uptime by performing maintenance and ensuring equipment is in proper working condition. The technician works independently at customer sites, diagnoses and repairs industrial generators and related systems, and supports equipment mobilization, startup, and demobilization. The position requires maintaining a safety-first approach, communicating professionally with customers, and responding to callouts and alarms, including nights and weekends.

Requirements

Must be at least 21 years of age.
Must pass a background check and drug screen.
Ability to comply with safe-work practices, policies, and processes at all times.
Experienced background or trade-school training.
Electrical and generator troubleshooting and repair experience.
Engine overhaul experience.
Systematic troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Basic computer skills.
Must have personal hand tools; the company provides specialty tools.
Availability to work nights and weekends as needed.

Responsibilities

Perform preventive maintenance on industrial natural gas generators at customer locations, including oil and spark-plug changes, filter replacement, overhead valve adjustments, battery checks, radiator washing, and load-bank testing.
Repair and maintain natural-gas engine fuel systems, cooling systems, air-injection systems, generator control panels, and generator ends.
Troubleshoot generator control panels and diagnose 480V electrical output; check diodes and replace or tune automatic voltage regulators.
Maintain fit-for-duty status for each shift.
Regularly drive a company vehicle to customer sites.
Promote a safety-first culture by attending customer safety meetings, auditing field-service safety practices, and verifying work meets company and customer standards.
Follow company, customer, and industry safety standards to maintain an accident-free workplace.
Mobilize and demobilize generators to and from well sites and perform startup functions, including connecting electrical cables and fuel lines and synchronizing equipment when required.
Respond to callouts and alarms on a 24/7 basis while working or on call, including nighttime and weekend callouts.
Communicate professionally, efficiently, and frequently with customers when issues arise.
Maintain sufficient parts inventory for planned and unplanned needs.
Hook up and maintain natural-gas, diesel, and propane fuel systems at well sites.
Assist other operating regions with repairs as needed, including occasional travel for special projects or company repair goals.