Data Center Power Generator Technician – Commissioning

W.W.Williams; Ball Ground (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company-paid training

EGSA sponsorship

8 Paid Holidays

Paid Time Off

401k with Company Match

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance

Growth & Leadership Opportunities

Job summary

W.W. Williams is seeking a Data Center Generator Service Technician to commission, test, troubleshoot, and support standby power systems at data center campuses.

The role includes a structured training path, company-paid safety certifications, and on‑site team collaboration to keep mission-critical power online. You will travel to job sites, perform startup and load tests, and document commissioning data with precision.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of generator service, power generation, or commissioning experience.
• Working knowledge of standby power generators, controls, electrical systems, and diesel engines.
• Willingness to travel to jobsites and be on‑call as project schedules require.
• Strong documentation habits and precise, analytical problem‑solving.

Responsibilities

• Commission and repair standby power generators at data center sites, verifying equipment meets design parameters.
• Perform startup, functional testing, and load-bank testing with accurate data recording.
• Troubleshoot generator controls, regulators, ECUs, and exhaust aftertreatment systems.
• Conduct preventative maintenance, field modifications, and warranty corrections.
• Coordinate daily with site commissioning team to keep projects on schedule.
• Follow safety requirements including LOTO, NFPA 70E, OSHA 10 and site protocols.
• Maintain records to support warranty, commissioning, and customer reporting.

Skills

Analytical problem-solving

Attention to detail

Documentation habits

Willingness to travel

Education

EGSA certification

Tools

Procore

Hand tools

Job description

W.W. Williams is seeking a Data Center Generator Service Technician to commission, test, troubleshoot, and support standby power systems at data center campuses.

The role includes a structured training path, company-paid safety certifications, and on‑site team collaboration to keep mission-critical power online. You will travel to job sites, perform startup and load tests, and document commissioning data with precision.