Generator Technician II - 24/7 Repairs & Commissioning

NextGenEnergyJobs; Corona (CA); Hybrid; USD 52,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

NextGenEnergyJobs in the United States seeks a Generator Service Technician to perform mechanical, electrical and troubleshooting tasks on-site. You will read manuals, interpret schematics, and carry out maintenance and repairs on emergency power systems.

The role involves after-hours on-call work as needed, reporting findings to the service manager, and documenting all work in FieldServio. Strong safety knowledge and staying updated with NFPA and state regulations are essential.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical skills including but not limited to, mechanical, electrical, troubleshooting and repair of generators.
• Provide emergency/unscheduled repairs of generators both during normal working hours and after-hours, weekends and holidays as directed.
• Perform scheduled preventative maintenance service and/or repairs of generators.
• Read and interpret operational manuals, electrical schematics, universal generator literature, and work orders to perform required maintenance and/or repairs.
• Detect faulty operations, defective material and report them and any other unusual situations to the service manager in a timely manner.
• Stay current on National Fire Protection Association and State regulations for Emergency Power Supply Systems.
• Create reports for all work performed in FieldServio.
• Communicate report findings through but not limited to phone calls, emails and in person communication.
• Conducting equipment commissioning for the industrial and MPS products.

Job description

NextGenEnergyJobs in the United States seeks a Generator Service Technician to perform mechanical, electrical and troubleshooting tasks on-site. You will read manuals, interpret schematics, and carry out maintenance and repairs on emergency power systems.

The role involves after-hours on-call work as needed, reporting findings to the service manager, and documenting all work in FieldServio. Strong safety knowledge and staying updated with NFPA and state regulations are essential.