Generator Technician

Overview

Service and repair of commercial generators on telecom and renewable sites

Key Responsibilities

• generator maintenance
• performance checks
• alarm response
• system installation
• safety compliance

Tasks

-Maintaining generators, diagnosing and repairing problems, installing and replacing components or entire systems, and performing additional maintenance or upgrades on out-of-season equipment -Conducting performance checks and regular maintenance on generators to ensure proper readiness, reading and following blueprints or other design specifications to install or repair -Be responsible for responding promptly/timely to Power/Generator alarms; can be on call 24/7 if necessary and respond promptly in answering assigned phone and email -Install water and fuel supply lines, pumps, electrical wiring and controls, and other components, and test for proper operation -Perform work with the awareness of all potential hazards connected with the installation and maintenance of power supply equipment, switching gear, and other equipment, including but not limited to falls, electric shock, falling objects, and traffic; use safety equipment and utilize safety practices; attend and participate in all designated safety training meetings -Must assume 24-hour on-call duty when assigned and be gone from home for extended periods of time

Requirements

• generator
• electrical
• mechanical
• computer
• 2+ yrs
• troubleshooting

What You Bring

-Thorough knowledge of generator installations, maintenance, and repair of Generators; knowledge of electronic, mechanical, and electrical components; moderate computer skills -2 or more years of experience with generator maintenance is preferred and a minimum of 1 year of intense work-related experience with generator and electrical maintenance-related software, hardware, and processes -Must have the ability to inspect and/or troubleshoot equipment/alarms effectively, both audibly and visually -This position requires lifting over 50 pounds, stooping, bending, kneeling, squatting, climbing, and standing for long periods of time -Must be able to pass a DOT physical -Basic knowledge of pertinent FCC/FAA/EPA/OSHA regulations -Must be willing and able to drive long distances, workday, evening, or night hours; overtime, emergency callouts, weekends, and holidays as required

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