Senior Field Technician - Critical Power Commissioning in , us

Energy Jobline ATTB; Us; On-site; EUR 80,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

Innovar Group is seeking a Senior Field Service Technician to commission and troubleshoot critical-power systems, including switchgear, ATS, diesel gensets and controls, in data centers and healthcare facilities.

You will lead hands-on startups, diagnose electrical and control issues, and work with PLCs and HMIs. Travel up to 75% with overtime and on-call coverage as needed.

Qualifications

• Extensive hands-on field service experience with power distribution and control equipment.
• 10+ years of experience for this senior-level role.
• Direct experience independently starting up and commissioning low-voltage switchgear and ATS, with exposure to medium-voltage equipment.
• Practical experience with diesel generators, generator controls and paralleling systems.
• Ability to troubleshoot across electrical equipment and generators; understand how a fault affects the whole system.
• Strong electrical fundamentals, safe work practices and use of electrical test equipment.
• Comfort connecting to PLCs, navigating system information and interpreting logic for troubleshooting.
• PLC programming or code development is not required.

Responsibilities

• Lead hands-on startup, testing and commissioning of switchgear, ATS and integrated generator-control systems.
• Verify equipment readiness, control sequences and safe operation before energization and turnover.
• Diagnose and resolve electrical, mechanical and controls issues across interconnected power systems.
• Troubleshoot generator paralleling, synchronization, load sharing and power-transfer operations.
• Read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, control drawings and relay ladder logic to trace faults.
• Use PLCs, HMIs, protective relays and power-metering information to evaluate system status.
• Support equipment integration, upgrades, repairs and preventive maintenance.
• Communicate findings, project status and next steps clearly to customers and internal teams.
• Complete accurate service reports, test records and documentation.

Skills

Field service experience

Power distribution & control

Low-voltage switchgear

Automatic transfer switches

Diesel generators

Generator controls

Troubleshooting electrical equipment

PLC familiarity

Tools

PLCs

HMIs

Protective relays

Power metering

Job description

Senior Field Service Technician – Critical Power Commissioning

If you want to know about the requirements for this role, read on for all the relevant information.

Location:

Las Vegas / Reno, NV service territory

Travel:

Up to 75%

Compensation:

$65–$72 per hour plus overtime and company-paid travel expenses

Estimated Annual Earnings:

$175,000–$200,000, depending on overtime and project assignments

Employment Type:

Direct Hire

Compensation and Travel

• Time-and-a-half pay for daily hours beyond eight through twelve.
• Double-time pay for daily hours beyond twelve and for Saturday and Sunday work.
• Company-paid travel and daily expenses rather than a fixed per diem.
• A typical 40-hour workweek, with additional hours and on-call coverage based on project needs.
• Hands-on equipment training and opportunities to work alongside experienced technicians.

Innovar Group is seeking a

Senior Field Service Technician

for an established global manufacturer supporting critical-power systems. This opportunity is ideal for an experienced technician who understands how

switchgear, automatic transfer switches, diesel generators and controls work together

and can independently commission and troubleshoot those systems in the field.

You’ll support installations, startups and service projects at facilities where reliable power is essential, including data centers, healthcare facilities, industrial operations and other critical environments. The team values technical capability, clear customer communication and a humble, collaborative approach.

What You’ll Do

• Lead hands-on startup, testing and commissioning of switchgear, automatic transfer switches and integrated generator-control systems.
• Verify equipment readiness, control sequences and safe operation before energization and customer turnover.
• Diagnose and resolve electrical, mechanical and controls issues across interconnected power systems.
• Troubleshoot generator paralleling, synchronization, load sharing and power-transfer operations.
• Read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, control drawings and relay ladder logic to trace faults and identify root causes.
• Use PLCs, HMIs, protective relays and power-metering information to evaluate system status and troubleshoot equipment.
• Support equipment integration, upgrades, repairs and preventive maintenance.
• Communicate findings, project status and next steps clearly to customers and internal teams.
• Complete accurate service reports, test records and documentation.

What You Bring

• Extensive hands-on field service experience with power distribution and control equipment, typically
• 10 or more years
• for this senior-level role.
• Direct experience independently starting up and commissioning
• low-voltage switchgear and automatic transfer switches , with exposure to medium-voltage equipment.
• Practical experience with
• diesel generators, generator controls and generator paralleling systems .
• The ability to troubleshoot across electrical equipment, generators and controls and understand how a problem in one area affects the complete system.
• Strong electrical fundamentals, safe work practices and experience using electrical test equipment.
• Comfort connecting to PLCs, navigating system information and interpreting logic for troubleshooting.

PLC programming or code development is not required.

Professional customer communication, sound judgment and the ability to remain calm during outages, startups and challenging service calls.

A dependable, coachable approach and willingness to learn unfamiliar equipment.

Availability for up to 75% travel, Pacific Time scheduling and paid on-call assignments.

Background

Experience with a switchgear manufacturer, generator manufacturer, electrical testing company, commissioning organization or critical-power service provider is especially valuable. Relevant experience may come from data centers, healthcare, utilities, wastewater, manufacturing or other critical facilities.

OSHA 10, NFPA 70E training, NETA or NICET certification, an electrical license or apprenticeship, and manufacturer training are helpful. Equivalent hands-on experience will also be considered.

About Innovar Group

we are committed to providing equal employment and advancement opportunities to all individuals.

Our employment decisions are solely based on merit, and we do not discriminate in employment opportunities or practices based on , , , (including and expression), , , or any other characteristic protected by law.