Power Systems Shop/Field Master Tech

Wyoming Machinery Company•Casper, WY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves advanced troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of diesel, natural gas, and dual-fuel engines and power generation systems. The Master Tech will perform diagnostics using OEM software and precision tools, conduct preventative maintenance and corrective repairs, install and commission equipment, and ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards. The position also requires accurate documentation and reporting of all service activities.

Requirements

High school education or equivalent.
Minimum of a Certificate from a Tech school or equivalent work experience.
Knowledgeable in various areas, including but not limited to gearing, bearings, seals, bushings, diesel and hydraulics.
Able to effectively use stationary and portable boring equipment and machine tools as well as multiple other types of tooling to meet specific job needs.
Understand and utilize tools for set up and layout work.
Able to read and understand English, to include parts books, service manuals and electrical and hydraulic schematics.
Must also have clear written and oral communication skills.
Safely rig or hook for lifting any part or component of a machine.
Ability to think and work through difficult projects or problems, and have mechanical aptitude.
Possess ability to learn Cat software systems and have basic PC skills.
Ability to safely operate motor vehicles and job-related equipment.
Proficient in diesel and/or natural gas engine repair and diagnostics.
Knowledge of electrical systems and power generation principles.
Familiarity with OEM tools such as CAT ET.
Strong problem-solving skills.
Able to work independently or in a team.
Effective communication and time management skills.

Responsibilities

Perform advanced troubleshooting on diesel, natural gas, and dual-fuel engines using OEM diagnostic software and precision tools.
Diagnose faults in electrical, mechanical, fuel, cooling, lubrication, and emission control systems.
Inspect and test components such as alternators, automatic transfer switches (ATS), controllers, switchgear, batteries, and wiring harnesses.
Conduct scheduled preventative maintenance on engines, generators, and auxiliary systems.
Perform corrective repairs including overhauls, component replacements, cooling system service, fuel system repair, and emissions aftertreatment servicing.
Execute load bank testing to verify unit performance.
Conduct engine rebuilds, top-end and bottom-end work, and critical torque procedures.
Install, commission, and test generator sets, ATS units, paralleling systems, and control panels.
Perform electrical measurements such as voltage, current, and frequency.
Support system integration including communications, remote monitoring, and controls configuration.
Verify compliance with NFPA 70/110, OEM specifications, and facility requirements.
Maintain accurate records of service work, parts usage, hours, and equipment condition.
Complete service reports, inspection checklists, and warranty documentation.
Communicate equipment status, repair recommendations, and risk assessments.
Follow all safety standards including LOTO, electrical safety, confined space, and hazardous material handling.
Ensure environmental compliance for fluid management, emissions, and waste disposal.
Participate in safety meetings, training, and continuous improvement.