Field Service Technician – Renewable Energy & Major Repairs

Invenergy; Waynoka (OK); On-site; USD 44,000 - 73,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental & vision insurance

401k and profit sharing

Paid time off

Job summary

Invenergy is seeking a Field Service Technician to perform major component replacements and repairs across its fleet. The position requires travel in 4-week intervals with a week at home, outdoor work in varied weather, and the ability to troubleshoot complex mechanical and electrical issues.

You will train site personnel on safety and maintenance practices, document inspections, and write procedures for component changes.

Qualifications

• One (1) year technical experience (mechanical, electrical, etc.) and/or technical education.
• High School diploma or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Collaboratively represent Invenergy and the Field Service Group to internal and external parties.
• Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical faults in multiple equipment platforms.
• Train site personnel in Operations activities including: Safety, Preventative Maintenance, Reactive Maintenance, and Ops Support System.
• Lead teams to perform major component replacements and repairs on multiple equipment platforms and component manufacturers.
• Troubleshoot complicated electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic problems.
• Understand electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic functions of multiple equipment platforms.
• Perform equipment and site inspections and compile associated reports.
• Complete daily and monthly reporting requirements.
• Write and revise procedures and documents on how to perform each component replacement.
• Assure all activities are performed in a safe manner consistent with Invenergy policies and procedures.

Skills

Technical experience

Outdoor work

Driver's license

Climb heights

Physical strength

US work authorization

Education

High School diploma

Job description

Invenergy is seeking a Field Service Technician to perform major component replacements and repairs across its fleet. The position requires travel in 4-week intervals with a week at home, outdoor work in varied weather, and the ability to troubleshoot complex mechanical and electrical issues.

You will train site personnel on safety and maintenance practices, document inspections, and write procedures for component changes.