Generator Technician B

THE TAYLOR GROUP INC•Corpus Christi, TX

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About The Position

The Generator Technician B services and repairs generator sets, typically at customer locations. The role includes diagnosing malfunctions, repairing or replacing defective components, installing and adjusting assemblies and controls, and inspecting and testing equipment to confirm proper operation. The technician performs preventive maintenance, including changing engine fluids and filters and inspecting AC and DC systems, belts, hoses, exhaust systems, and other components. Responsibilities also include load bank testing and testing automatic transfer switches, maintaining inspection checklists and other job paperwork, and reporting service details to the Service Manager for account and billing purposes. The technician plans work and travel schedules with the Service Manager, prioritizing customer needs and considering equipment location and parts availability. The position requires maintaining tools and a clean service truck, delivering professional customer service, and developing technical skills through company training and technical literature. Experienced technicians may troubleshoot recurring or unusual problems in coordination with Engineering, Manufacturing, and service personnel, and may train new technicians or supervise teams on large units and repair jobs. The role may require overnight stays for out-of-town work and participation in an on-call rotation.

Requirements

High school graduate or GED.
Experience servicing and repairing diesel and/or gas engines.
Some electrical experience and general knowledge of wiring, including reading diagrams and installing and repairing electrical components and circuits.
Technical problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.
Ability to use a multimeter.
Must have own tools.
Good computer skills.
Ability to work well with others and good people skills.
Professional attitude and ability to work with customers one-on-one.
Valid driver's license and a good driving record sufficient to be insurable by the corporate insurance carrier.
Ability to obtain at least a Class D driver's license.
Ability to stoop, bend, climb, and lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to stay overnight at out-of-town locations when required.
Availability for the on-call rotation, which may be 24/7 at times.

Nice To Haves

AC and DC experience with power generation.

Responsibilities

Consult with the Service Manager to plan effective work and travel schedules, prioritizing customer needs and considering machine location and parts availability.
Diagnose malfunctions; repair or replace worn and defective parts; install new assemblies; and adjust devices and controls.
Provide tools and parts and arrange facilities to perform repair work, usually at customer premises.
Inspect, operate, and test machines at delivery, at specified inspection intervals, and after repairs to ensure proper functioning.
Report customer, machine, malfunction, time, mileage, and related service information to the Service Manager for account and billing purposes.
Perform preventive maintenance on generator sets, including changing engine fluids and filters and inspecting AC and DC systems, belts, hoses, exhaust systems, and other components.
Perform load bank testing and test automatic transfer switches.
Complete and file required paperwork and inspection checklists, including work orders, JSA forms, inspection reports, and credit card receipts.
Develop technical skills by attending company-sponsored vocational schools and departmental training meetings and reading technical literature.
Maintain a neat personal appearance and keep the service truck clean, polished, and orderly to promote the company image.
As an experienced technician, troubleshoot recurring or unusual problems with Engineering, Manufacturing, and other service personnel.
As an experienced technician, train new servicemen or supervise teams assembling or servicing large units or completing large repair jobs.
Perform other duties as assigned.