Generator Technician

Overview

Maintain and repair residential generators, including installation and emergency service.

Key Responsibilities

• diagnostics
• maintenance
• service
• installation
• emergency

Tasks

-Diagnostics and repairs of mechanical and electrical systems on generators -Perform preventative maintenance on generators -Service/repair generators, change air filters, change oil, check battery levels, check spark plugs, etc. -Involved in installation hook-up of home standby generators -When necessary, provide after-hour emergency troubleshooting/repairs

Requirements

• generators
• independent
• air-cooled
• heavy lifting
• electrical
• driver's license

What You Bring

-Experience working with generators -Work independently or with a small crew -Air/liquid cooled experience -Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. frequently -Basic electrical knowledge -Valid driver’s license

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Benefits

-Health & Dental Insurance -Small engine repairs -Company Vehicle

About Generac

-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.

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