Generator Field Service Technician, Level I

Integrated Power Services•,

11d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Generator Field Service Technician, you will service, repair, and maintain diesel and gas engine-driven standby generators in the field. So, essentially, you will help our residential, commercial, and industrial clients keep their power on. As we grow, we are hiring at all levels of skill & experience to include: Preventative maintenance: scheduled services for oil & filter changes, spark plugs, check coolant, and filters. Inspections: visual inspections on mechanical and electrical systems. Cleaning: oil, fuel, and air filters, cooling system, and the outside of the unit. Testing: Load bank, automatic transfer switch (ATS), and function testing. Troubleshooting: alternators, wiring harness, switches, switchgear, battery systems, engine. Diagnosis: failure analysis, battery systems using multimeter, and other meter tools. Commissioning & Start Ups: design review, testing, switchgear, program control panel, and network. Brands: Kohler/rehlko, CAT, Cummins, Generac, Deere, Onan, MTU, Volvo, Mitsubishi, Detroit Diesel, Asco, Atlas Copco, etc. up to 2.5 meg. Customer Service: communicate all information to customers in a way they understand the issues & resolutions. Documentation: complete reports on the work you have completed. Company vehicle: must be able to travel safely in a company service vehicle throughout the local counties, maintain vehicle inventory, and perform safety maintenance.

Requirements

Graduation from a Technical school is desired to include generators, diesel, power gen, electric power, relay, or substation technology, etc.
Some experience in repair or maintenance of generators preferred, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Mechanical aptitude will work instead of technical school and generator experience.
Good communication and customer service skills.
Must have at least 3 years of experience operating a vehicle with a valid, unrestricted driver’s license.
Must have a satisfactory driving record with the ability to obtain a DOT medical certification.
Ability to service clients after hours and on-call as needed.
Ability to read and interpret schematics, operating manuals, and safety guidelines.
Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry items up to 75 lbs. in weight.
Ability to work in demanding physical and inclement weather conditions.
Lead with integrity and prioritize safety.
Value teamwork and accountability.
Focus on the customer.
Have an entrepreneurial spirit.
Communicate effectively and with purpose.
Stay curious and love to learn.

Nice To Haves

Graduation from a Technical school is desired to include generators, diesel, power gen, electric power, relay, or substation technology, etc.
Some experience in repair or maintenance of generators preferred, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Mechanical aptitude will work instead of technical school and generator experience.

Responsibilities

Service, repair, and maintain diesel and gas engine-driven standby generators in the field.
Perform preventative maintenance: scheduled services for oil & filter changes, spark plugs, check coolant, and filters.
Conduct inspections: visual inspections on mechanical and electrical systems.
Perform cleaning: oil, fuel, and air filters, cooling system, and the outside of the unit.
Conduct testing: Load bank, automatic transfer switch (ATS), and function testing.
Troubleshoot: alternators, wiring harness, switches, switchgear, battery systems, engine.
Diagnose: failure analysis, battery systems using multimeter, and other meter tools.
Perform commissioning & start-ups: design review, testing, switchgear, program control panel, and network.
Communicate all information to customers in a way they understand the issues & resolutions.
Complete reports on the work you have completed.
Travel safely in a company service vehicle throughout the local counties, maintain vehicle inventory, and perform safety maintenance.