Field Technologist

Overview

Field technologist performing overhead line inspections, testing, and condition assessments.

Key Responsibilities

• process improvement
• equipment calibration
• project supervision
• field testing
• technical reporting
• customer support

Tasks

-Identify opportunities for improvement in the product development process and assist in the preparation, revision and maintenance of internal procedures to streamline the operations. -Occasionally supervise, train and co-ordinate the work of others including safety. -Trouble-shoot, service, calibrate or supervise the repair or installation of equipment, processes or products -Supervise phases of major projects or smaller projects and may direct the work of others. -Carry out customers’ work in accordance to written or verbal procedures. -Perform all duties in a safe manner in compliance with Kinectrics policies and procedures. Participate in pre-job meetings. Assure timely completion and review of JSAs with involved parties. -Act as a technical resource on projects of varying complexity to achieve the defined objectives of scope, quality, time and cost. -Assist in preparing high quality work procedure, routine and non-routine technical reports with recommendations based on results achieved. -Carry out standard and non-standard investigations and technical studies for electric utilities that may require knowledge in various disciplines including mechanical, electrical, metallurgical, chemical, non-destructive evaluation etc. -Assist in the co-ordination of multiple projects simultaneously. -Support the administration of contracts, including estimates of costs, schedule, and resources required. -Execute field testing and investigation projects on overhead phase conductors, structures and accessory hardware. -Assist in production of drawings, bill of materials and assembly procedures to support the product development and continuous improvement. -Directly respond to customer inquiries, maintain good customer relations and solve problems and/or acquire new or repeat business. -Work at customer sites throughout the US and sometimes at worldwide locations to initiate new services and strategic partners. Field duty and travel is part of this position. 30%-50% travel is common for the role. -Ensure Kinectrics provides a leading-edge service to the industry. Participate in product/service development projects. Support any potential technology integration and testing offering to new market locations.

Requirements

• labview
• ni instruments
• iso 9001
• mechanical tech
• 8 years
• customer service

What You Bring

-Proven experience analyzing and resolving complex technical issues across multiple disciplines. -Mechanical, or Electro-Mechanical Technician/Technologist diploma (or equivalent). Completion of three-year community college or undergraduate degree in engineering technology program. -Absolute dedication to safety and safety practices. -Ability to manage time and budget, multi-task and understand priorities and communicate deviation or conflicts to the Service Line Lead. -Experience working under QA programs (e.g., ISO 9001). -Customer-focused with solid organizational skills and the ability to meet tight deadlines. -LabView and NI Instruments for data acquisition -R&D experience and involvement in robotics design/building (e.g., competitions or prior roles) considered an asset. -Familiarity with continuous improvement practices and workplace organization. -Hands-on experience with common hand and power tools. -Ability to act as a spokesperson for Kinectrics. Demonstrated strong customer service orientation, dealt with clients alone on numerous occasions. Built relationships with key contractors and suppliers. -Understanding of transmission line components is required. -Possession of a valid driver's license enabling independent operation of motor vehicles. -Physically capable of lifting up to 50 lbs, standing for long periods, crouching, kneeling, and other physical tasks. -Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. -Excellent communication skills (verbal, written, and presentation). -Capable of working independently and collaboratively with technical teams. -Working knowledge of mechanical/electrical theory and relevant testing standards. -Flexibility with schedule and travel requirements due to fluidity of projects. Must be able to travel to USA and internationally with no restrictions. -Strong analytical mindset with a willingness to self-learn or learn under supervision. -Proficiency in: -Minimum 8 years of related test laboratory experience or equivalent advanced education

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Benefits

-Competitive Compensation: We offer a competitive total compensation package unmatched by most industries throughout North America. -Growth: To keep pace with Canada’s expanding energy and utility sector, we are growing more each day, which means more opportunities for you. We encourage our employees to grow alongside our company thanks to a number of significant training and personal development opportunities.

About Kinectrics

-Supports power generation, distribution, and transmission sectors by providing critical services to utilities, nuclear plants, and renewable energy projects. -Offers comprehensive services from engineering design to advanced testing solutions, ensuring safety and reliability across various sectors. -Contributes to major infrastructure projects, aiding in the development of sustainable and resilient energy systems. -Operates in diverse industries from nuclear power to wind energy, ensuring smooth operation and longevity of critical infrastructure. -Essential for companies in utilities, energy, and infrastructure sectors, known for high-quality and innovative solutions.

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