Electric Power Systems
Provider of electrical testing, engineering, commissioning and transformer services for utilities and industry.
3 days ago
Entry-level
Full Time
Riverview, Michigan, United States
Field
Company Size
1,200 Employees
Service Specialisms
Sector Specialisms
Description
equipment testing
troubleshooting
repair
report writing
inspection
safety compliance
The Field Technician II inspects, tests, and maintains high, medium, and low voltage electrical power equipment such as SF₆ and vacuum circuit breakers, pad‑mount and GSU transformers, grounding systems, instrument transformers, and both manual and motor‑operated switches, while consistently applying the company’s safety policies.
Key responsibilities include performing entry‑level testing of power equipment independently, consulting manuals, schematics and engineering staff to troubleshoot and optimize equipment performance, preparing detailed test and maintenance reports, and repairing, replacing, or cleaning components as needed.
- Perform entry‑level testing of high, medium, and low voltage power equipment independently
- Consult manuals, schematics, wiring diagrams, and engineering personnel to troubleshoot and optimize equipment
- Prepare and maintain detailed reports of tests, repairs, and maintenance
- Troubleshoot, repair, replace, and clean equipment and components
Requirements
neta ii
electrical degree
voltage testing
loto
arc‑flash
2‑4 yrs
Candidates must pass a pre‑employment drug screen and background check, hold a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record, and be able to work overtime and travel out of town. Preferred qualifications include strong written and verbal communication, experience with voltage verification, contact and insulation resistance testing, test‑equipment setup, reading one‑line drawings, and knowledge of LOTO, arc‑flash, and grounding. The role requires a bachelor’s or associate’s degree in electrical/electronic technology or equivalent military experience, 2–4 years of relevant industry experience, and NETA II certification.
- Pass pre‑employment drug screen and satisfactory criminal background check
- Valid driver’s license with good driving record; ability to travel and work overtime
- Capable of climbing ladders, standing for extended periods, and lifting up to 70 lb
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Experience with voltage verification, contact resistance, and insulation resistance testing
- Proficiency in test equipment setup and reading one‑line drawings
- Understanding of equipment identification, hazards, LOTO, arc‑flash, and grounding
- Ability to test breakers, transformers, CTs, PTs, cables, and grounding without supervision
- Bachelor’s or associate’s degree in electrical/electronic technology or relevant military experience (preferred)
- 2–4 years of relevant industry experience
- NETA II certification
Benefits
Employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive pay, a Nashville Training Academy, career path planning, incentives for professional certifications, per‑diem allowances, referral bonuses, tuition reimbursement, medical, vision, and dental coverage, and a 401(k) plan with company match.
- Competitive pay
- Nashville Training Academy & comprehensive training resources
- Career path planning
- Incentives for professional certifications
- Competitive per diem
- Referral bonuses
- Tuition reimbursement
- Medical, vision, and dental benefits
- 401(k) with company match
Training + Development
Interview process
Visa Sponsorship
Security clearance
- pre‑employment drug screening required
- satisfactory criminal background check required
Overview
60+ Years
Experience in Power Industry
The firm brings decades of expertise to every grid project, combining extensive industry knowledge to deliver high-quality solutions.
35 Offices
National Presence
Operates across the United States with a network of 35 offices to serve clients effectively.
1,200 Staff
Professional Team
Employs over 1,200 skilled professionals dedicated to infrastructure services and grid modernization.
$12M Contract
Strategic Project
Received a $12 million contract to modernize California’s Strategic Reliability Reserve substations.
- Born from the merger of two power-industry experts.
- Headquartered in Nashville, operating across North America under the Voltyx umbrella.
- Backed by Asplundh since its acquisition in May 2024.
- Serves investor-owned utilities, municipalities, data centers, renewables, and industrial clients.
- Holds leading NETA and PEARL safety certifications.
- Notable project: modernizing California’s Strategic Reliability Reserve substations.
Culture + Values
- Safety‑first: committed to ensuring a safe working environment in field and office
- Steadfast commitment to quality through safety, innovation, and service
- Technical expertise: NETA‑accredited, promoting a culture of uncompromising technical skill
- Reliability: 'Setting the Standard of Excellence in the Power Industry'
- People‑centric: motivation centered around employees, clients, stakeholders, communities
- Transparency & accountability: certified by industry associations and top safety certifications
Environment + Sustainability
16,000 lbs SF₆ gas
Gas Recycling Impact
Removed and recycled SF₆ gas, equivalent to emissions avoided by running wind turbines for a year.
- Runs equivalently to 45 wind turbines for a year in emissions avoided.
- Improves grid efficiency and expands renewable energy infrastructure.
- Monitors environmental performance through an executive-backed ESG program.
- Maintains top safety certifications and partnerships in the energy sector.