Field Technician II

EPS•Nashua, NH

1d•$35 - $50

About The Position

The Field Technician II performs testing, inspection, and maintenance of substation electrical equipment with increased independence. Building on foundational skills, the technician works with minimal supervision, actively troubleshoots issues, and supports more complex field activities while maintaining a strong focus on safety and quality.

Requirements

Able to pass a pre-employment drug screen for this safety-sensitive position.
Able to complete a satisfactory criminal background check.
Able to work overtime and travel out of town for periods of time.
Valid driver's license and ability to maintain a good driving record.
Two to four years of relevant industry experience.
NETA II certification.
Able to climb ladders, stand for extended periods, and lift 70 pounds.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's or associate degree in electrical/electronic technology, or military experience.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Experience with voltage verification, contact resistance, insulation resistance, and test equipment setup.
Ability to read and understand one-line drawings.
Understanding of equipment identification and associated hazards.
Understanding of practical electrical theory and hazards, including LOTO, arc flash, and grounding.
Ability to read electrical schematics.
Ability to test most apparatus without supervision, including breakers, transformers, CTs, PTs, cables, and grounding.

Responsibilities

Follow company safety policies and procedures, including proper use of personal protective equipment while working in substation environments.
Participate in safety training, meetings, and job briefings; identify hazards and contribute to mitigation efforts.
Promote a strong safety culture through hazard reporting, lessons learned, and safe work practices.
Test high-, medium-, and low-voltage electrical equipment with limited supervision.
Inspect, test, and maintain circuit breakers (SF6, vacuum, and low-voltage), transformers (GSU and pad-mounted), instrument transformers, grounding systems, battery systems, and switchgear.
Troubleshoot equipment issues using schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals, escalating complex issues as needed.
Perform routine and corrective maintenance, including repair, replacement, and adjustment of electrical components.
Perform functional checks and assist with commissioning activities to verify equipment readiness for service.
Document testing, maintenance, and repair work accurately in accordance with company and project requirements.
Work collaboratively with engineers and senior technicians to complete field activities efficiently and safely.
Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas to ensure readiness and compliance with standards.