Field Technician

VoltaGrid•Greeley, CO

20d•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Technician assists with field operations and provides technical support, with responsibility for operating equipment. The work is hands-on and requires precise operation of equipment and systems, with duties primarily focused on running equipment. The position is field-based in Colorado and may involve work throughout North America. The technician works a rotational schedule, which can include long or occasionally irregular hours and holidays, and must be available by phone while on scheduled rotation. The role includes operating and maintaining equipment, following safety and environmental procedures, supporting incident response and investigations, and completing required training and certifications. The position is classified as non-exempt and pays $26–$33 per hour plus bonus.

Requirements

Minimum 1–2+ years of related experience; oil and gas or service rental experience is preferred.
High school diploma, skilled labor certificate, or equivalent.
Mechanically inclined, with mechanical aptitude and an electrical or mechanical focus.
Understanding of simple electronics and electrical equipment is beneficial.
Knowledge of the proper use of basic tools and willingness to develop working knowledge of fleet equipment.
Ability to work a rotational schedule, including long and occasionally irregular hours and holidays, and to work throughout North America.
Ability to troubleshoot and work through problems efficiently.
Ability to self-supervise and work both with a team and independently for multiple hours.
Ability to complete certifications on multiple pieces of company-owned or leased machinery and complete required training.
Ability to determine appropriate PPE for assigned tasks and follow safety procedures.
Ability to operate a company vehicle safely; valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
Computer literacy and ability to use online forms and automation.
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Willingness to work in extreme temperatures, wind, precipitation, and at heights.
Ability to stoop, sit, stand, or remain on feet for extended periods.
Ability to lift 50 pounds up to 10 times per shift.

Nice To Haves

Related experience in the oil and gas industry or service rental.
Understanding of simple electronics and electrical equipment.

Responsibilities

Operate company equipment and systems precisely and safely.
Use basic 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 problems and work through them 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; work independently or as part of a team for multiple hours.
Keep equipment, tools, and personal presentation orderly and tidy.
Operate a company vehicle safely and maintain a clean driving record.
Comply with all safety standards and procedures.
Oversee safety and environmental requirements while operating equipment onsite and assist with incident response and investigations as needed.
Promote ethical behavior and lead by example.
Use online forms and automation tools.
Perform other duties and responsibilities assigned by the supervisor.