A field service technician services and installs generator systems and related equipment, which are often run-on heavy diesel or gaseous-fueled combustion engines and are used to provide electrical power. As one of these specialized mechanics, your duties include making repairs to generators, testing and monitoring the engines’ combustion systems, and ensuring the energy output is efficient. This will involve working afterhours and on call as required. Job also involves heavy lifting and physical exertion.
Duties to include but not limited to the following:
• Perform emergency service, preventative maintenance, repairs, troubleshooting, and instruction for customer generators as efficiently as possible.
• Test, measure, and verify electrical component operations, including energized components and electrical fields.
• Program, test, and connect transfer switches.
• Program, test, and trouble shoot both generator set and synchronizing controls system.
• Conduct start-ups and load bank tests as required.
• Operate / diagnose engine driven gensets powered by diesel or natural gas.
• Build strong customer relationships by engaging in positive, professional communications.
• Maintain all company tools and materials, including an accurate inventory of parts.
• Communicate with the Supervisor on all aspects of service.
• Complete required service and equipment performance reports as required.
