Generator Field Service Technician
Generac
On-site troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of Generac industrial generators.
19 days ago ago
$25 - $56
Junior (1-3 years), Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
Shelton, CT
Field
Company Size
9,239 Employees
Service Specialisms
Power Generation
Energy Storage
Backup Power Systems
Renewable Energy Solutions
Energy Management
Sector Specialisms
Industrial
Energy
Infrastructure
Buildings
Residential
Commercial
Water Resources
Heavy Civil
Role
What you would be doing
random testing
data collection
site access
- Random Drug/other testing or data collection which may be required to meet customer site access requirements.
What you bring
power generation
epss
generac certification
associate degree
troubleshooting
mechanical design
- Working knowledge of mechanical design, AC and DC circuitry, power generation, wiring schematics, connection diagrams, and control systems
- Knowledge of power generation; light tower, products
- Education: High School Diploma
- Experience: 2 – 3 years servicing and troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS), and Generac Air Cooled & Liquid Cooled certification and related maintenance and troubleshooting competencies
- Education: Associates Degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering
- Experience: 1 – 3 years related mechanical experience and completion of Automotive, Construction Equipment or Electrical/Electronic program
- Understand components and operation of an electrical distribution and transfer switch system
- Experience: 1 – 3 years related Industrial experience
- Experience: 10 – 15 years in advance troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS)
- Experience: 4 years servicing and troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS)
- Excellent troubleshooting skills, the ability to make independent decisions, and work with minimal supervision, in occasionally adverse outdoor weather conditions.
- Strict adherence to proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) while working in the field, which may include: eye and hearing protection, steel-toe shoes, gloves, hard hats, ESD/spark/fire resistant uniform, or face shields.
- Experienced in Electronics, Electromechanical Technology
- Experience: 8 years servicing and troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS)
- Experience: 6 years servicing and troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS)
- Spark Ignited and Compression ignition internal combustion engine knowledge
- Experience: 3-4 years servicing and troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS), and Generac Industrial certification and related maintenance, startup and troubleshooting competencies, as well as competitive brand industrial repair proficiency. Load bank loading and towing and related certifications are required for larger commercial and industrial units.
- Experience: 4-6 years servicing and troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS) particular mastery of paralleling switchgear and generator repair/maintenance, and loadbanking setup and reporting abilities.
- Education: High School Diploma, Generac Master Certification or equivalent
- Education: Associates Degree in Marine, Ag, Construction, Automotive technical programs, or Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering
- Daily road travel is monitored by vehicle GPS.
- Experience: 8 years in advanced troubleshooting Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS), and achieve Generac Master Technician level certification and demonstrate the related competencies.
- Min: $25.84/hour
- Max: $31.30/hour
- Max: $52.05/hour
- Min: $53.14/hour
- 3 years: $55.32/hour
- Max: $34.58/hour
- Min: $32.39/hour
- Min: $47.68/hour
- 5 years: $56.42/hour
- Min: $38.94/hour
- Mid: $42.22/hour
- Max: $45.50/hour
- 1 year:$54.23/hour
Information not given or found
Interview process
Information not given or found
Visa SponsorshipInformation not given or found
Security clearanceInformation not given or found
Company
Overview
$4.3B Revenue
Annual Income
The company generates over $4.3 billion in revenue annually.
80% US Share
Backup Power Dominance
The company dominates the backup power market, holding about 80% of the US share.
- It began by engineering affordable home standby generators and built its first engine tailored for generator use.
- Its portfolio spans portable units, residential standby systems, large commercial/industrial generators, light towers, power washers, battery storage, and smart-home energy devices.
- Typical projects include outfitting homes for outage resilience, powering construction sites with mobile generators, and deploying microgrid and natural gas generator solutions for commercial clients.
- Innovations include the PWRcell home energy storage line, integration of EV charging and remote monitoring via Mobile Link and Concerto software platforms.
- Generac Gives: a commitment to being a good neighbor and corporate citizen where employees live and work.
- Focus areas include education (especially STEM for underserved youth), first responders, disaster preparedness, veterans & military families, community volunteerism, energy conservation, and clean-energy education & innovation.
- Employee-enabled giving: all full-time employees receive volunteer time off and access to small grants for charities they're involved with.
- Hyper-local impact: philanthropic focus centered on locations where facilities and employees are based.
- Powering Up Education: employees engage in STEM outreach through classrooms, learning events, and facility tours.
- Generac Volunteers: organized teams participate in activities such as food sorting, shelter refurbishment, and STEM mentoring.
- Generac Community Spirit Awards: recognizing the most active volunteers during National Volunteer Appreciation Week.
$440 M investment
Solar + Battery Initiative
The company is investing up to $440 million in a Puerto Rico solar and battery initiative to power 40,000 homes.
$50 M awarded
Clean-Energy Microgrids
Received a $50 million award from the DOE's GRIP program to implement clean-energy microgrids at approximately 100 California water-utility sites, with at least 55% located in disadvantaged communities.
55% in disadvantaged communities
Clean-Energy Microgrids
Implementing clean-energy microgrids at 100 California water-utility sites, with a focus on serving at least 55% in disadvantaged communities.
409 kW solar
Net-Zero Microgrid
Supported a net-zero microgrid at Hotel Marcel, featuring a 409 kW solar installation and 1,012 kWh storage capacity.
- Partnership with DOE on Puerto Rico solar + battery initiative (up to $440 M investment for 40,000 homes)
- Awarded $50 M (via DOE GRIP) for clean-energy microgrids at ~100 California water-utility sites, at least 55% in disadvantaged communities
- Supported microgrid at Hotel Marcel (net-zero, 409 kW solar, 1,012 kWh storage)
- Distributing zero-emissions hydrogen fuel-cell generators in North America via partnership with EODev
- Generac Mobile® lighting towers reduce fuel consumption by up to 75% vs. traditional models via hybrid/battery and LED innovation
- Net-zero target not explicitly stated in publicly available sources
- The 2023 ESG report notes ESG integration but includes no specific DEI goals or gender breakdown.
- Public materials provide no data on female/male workforce percentages, leadership gender representation, diversity recruitment, or retention metrics.
- Neither generac.com nor LinkedIn pages disclose strategic DEI targets or outcomes.
Kablio AIIf you're someone who helps build and power the world (or dreams to), Kablio AI is your pocket-sized recruiter that gets you hired.
Copyright © 2025 Kablio