Electrical Field Service Tech (NETA II–IV) — Travel-Ready
H. T. PROF Group
Los Angeles (CA)
Remote
USD 48,216 - 117,096
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Company vehicle provided
Full benefits package: medical, dental, vision, 401(k)
Travel expense reimbursement
Job summary
H. T. PROF Group is looking for a Field Service Technician based in Los Angeles, California. This role involves testing and troubleshooting medium and high-voltage equipment in diverse environments. Preferred candidates will have NETA and NICET certifications, alongside a strong background in electrical testing. The position offers competitive hourly wages ranging from $35 to $85 based on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and travel reimbursements. Fieldwork will require up to 50% travel.
Qualifications
2–8+ years of electrical testing experience, depending on level.
Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.
Ability to pass background check and drug screening.
Responsibilities
Perform acceptance and maintenance testing on equipment.
Analyze test results and generate detailed field service reports.
Mentor junior technicians and trainees as applicable.
Skills
Electrical testing experience
Understanding of power distribution systems
Familiarity with NETA standards
Strong troubleshooting skills
Ability to travel up to 50%
Tools
Megger
Doble
Omicron
Job description
H. T. PROF Group is looking for a Field Service Technician based in Los Angeles, California. This role involves testing and troubleshooting medium and high-voltage equipment in diverse environments. Preferred candidates will have NETA and NICET certifications, alongside a strong background in electrical testing. The position offers competitive hourly wages ranging from $35 to $85 based on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and travel reimbursements. Fieldwork will require up to 50% travel.