Generator Service Technician: Diagnose, Repair & Support

El Pollo Loco, Inc.; Cranston (RI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid holidays

Wellness day

Paid time off

Referral bonus

Health benefits

401k match

Company training

Growth opportunities

Job summary

W.W. Williams in the United States is seeking a Generator Service Technician to troubleshoot, repair, and diagnose routine maintenance and emergency services for standby power generators and related equipment.

You will work with fellow technicians to ensure all work is performed safely and to the customer's satisfaction. Strong knowledge of electrical systems, circuitry, and diesel engines is required; EGSA certification is preferred.

Qualifications

• 3+ Years' experience servicing 8.5kW - 3500kW generators.
• EGSA Certification (Preferred).
• Strong working knowledge of electrical systems, circuitry, and diesel engines.
• Computer and software skills including Microsoft Office Suite.

Responsibilities

• Service and repair standby power generators and fire pump drivers.
• Perform failure analysis, emergency field service, and repairs for customers.
• Service a variety of other brands of power generation equipment.
• Operate, drive, and maintain company service trucks and parts inventory on truck.
• Check/ repair all supporting systems such as fuel, cooling, and electrical systems.
• Operation of load banks and recording of instrumentation.
• Keep current on product changes, specifications, and updates.

Skills

Experience servicing generators

Electrical systems knowledge

Microsoft Office proficiency

Education

EGSA Certification (Preferred)

Job description

W.W. Williams in the United States is seeking a Generator Service Technician to troubleshoot, repair, and diagnose routine maintenance and emergency services for standby power generators and related equipment.

You will work with fellow technicians to ensure all work is performed safely and to the customer's satisfaction. Strong knowledge of electrical systems, circuitry, and diesel engines is required; EGSA certification is preferred.