Power - Generator Technician I

Ontivity•Salt Lake City, UT

About The Position

The Generator Technician I repairs and installs prime and standby power systems, supporting the safety and continuity of customers and critical infrastructure. The role involves servicing generator sets and engines, inspecting and testing equipment, diagnosing failures, and carrying out corrective repairs. Technicians use test equipment, tools, manuals, and service bulletins, and communicate with customers and Power Systems team members to address current and future needs. The work takes place at various outdoor locations and requires travel, including overnight stays. Employees are expected to prioritize safety, work efficiently, use appropriate PPE, and perform physical work in adverse weather conditions. Ontivity describes itself as offering competitive pay, overtime opportunity, travel compensation, comprehensive benefits, technical and safety training, quality equipment, and opportunities to expand skills across its network.

Requirements

Be personable, highly motivated, ethical, and able to adapt to customers, suppliers, manufacturers, and coworkers.
Provide exceptional customer service.
Have strong verbal and written communication skills.
Have inventory-management skills.
Be proficient with Microsoft Office products, including Outlook, Word, and Excel.
Be proficient with Google Calendar.
Have a valid driver’s license and be able to obtain DOT physical certification.
Be able to pass background, motor vehicle record (MVR), and drug screening for government security clearances.
Be competent in safely driving a truck with a trailer.
Have complete knowledge of the use and care of basic hand and power tools.
Be at least 21 years old and have a valid driver’s license.
Be able to lift up to 50 pounds repetitively.
Be able to work in adverse weather conditions.
Be willing to travel and stay overnight at work locations.

Nice To Haves

CDL Class A certification is a plus.

Responsibilities

Repair and service generator sets of all makes and models.
Inspect, repair, service, and perform startup and load-bank testing on equipment.
Troubleshoot equipment using test equipment, tools, service manuals, and service bulletins.
Troubleshoot generator components, including alternators, wiring harnesses, safety devices, and battery systems.
Apply engine technical skills to inspection, failure analysis, assembly, diagnosis, and operating-performance tests.
Identify problems and failure causes through logical troubleshooting and inspection, then determine corrective actions.
Repair and troubleshoot engines, including Cummins, Detroit Diesel, John Deere, MTU, and Volvo models.
Anticipate customer expectations and provide innovative solutions.
Communicate actively and effectively with Power Systems team members.
Prioritize safety, perform work safely and efficiently, and use correct personal protective equipment.
Use basic knot-tying and safe rigging principles to load materials onto trailers.
Safely drive a truck with a trailer.