Field Service Technician – Standby Generators & Growth

Kinsley Power Systems; Rutland (VT); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle and gas card

Health benefits and 401(k)

Certifications & training

Job summary

Kinsley Power Systems is seeking Field Service Technicians to service standby generators across the Northeast. The role emphasizes engine and electrical system knowledge, with training provided to transition into the power generation industry.

The company notes a family-owned atmosphere, long-term growth opportunities, and a commitment to safety and customer satisfaction. A valid DOT card and driver’s license are required, with company vehicle and certifications provided.

Qualifications

• Experience with standby generators (8kW–1MW)
• Experience with engines, electrical systems, or heavy equipment
• Residential or industrial generator experience
• Must be able to participate in an on-call rotating schedule
• Must provide own tools (multi-meter, hand-tools, etc.)
• OSHA 10 certification or ability to attain one
• DOT card (or ability to attain one)
• Valid driver’s license

Responsibilities

• Perform preventative maintenance and repairs on standby generator systems (8kW-1MW)
• Troubleshooting, diagnostic testing, load-bank testing and start-ups on generators
• Preparing accurate quotes for repairs and submitting work orders
• Possess exceptional communication and customer service skills
• Work on on-call, rotating schedule as required
• Maintain safety standards in all tasks and site environments
• Coordinate with customers and teams to ensure timely service
• Maintain company vehicle and required tools in good condition
• Support training and certification activities for skill growth

Skills

Customer service

On-call availability

Tool ownership

Safety mindset (OSHA 10)

DOT certification

Driver's license

Generator troubleshooting

Mechanical repair

Tools

None

Job description

Kinsley Power Systems is seeking Field Service Technicians to service standby generators across the Northeast. The role emphasizes engine and electrical system knowledge, with training provided to transition into the power generation industry.

The company notes a family-owned atmosphere, long-term growth opportunities, and a commitment to safety and customer satisfaction. A valid DOT card and driver’s license are required, with company vehicle and certifications provided.