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Cat5 Resources LLC is seeking a Generator Technician in Houston, TX to install, repair, and maintain back‑up power systems for telecoms and local businesses. You will perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot issues, and ensure reliability for critical infrastructure.
Experience with generators, electrical basics, and the ability to travel are essential. A valid driver’s license and DOT medical card are required. Competitive pay with benefits and growth opportunities are offered.
Cat5 Resources LLC, Houston, Texas, United States
About Cat5 Resources LLC
Cat5 Resources is a certified Woman‑Owned Business providing technical and operational services to critical infrastructure across the Southern US, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands.
Since 2013, we’ve supported telecommunications, utilities, and essential industries with services including Disaster Recovery, Operations and Maintenance, Electrical, Civil and Construction, and Transportation and Logistics. In 2016, we expanded into Puerto Rico with Cat5 Caribbean, and in 2024, we launched Cat5 Power Solutions to deliver portable power sales and rentals across the region.
We are committed to powering and protecting the infrastructure that keeps businesses and communities running—whether during daily operations or times of disaster.
**Candidates must live within 60 miles of the designated location or they will NOT be considered for the position.**
The Field Generator Technician will install, repair and perform routine and preventative maintenance on back‑up power systems for telecommunication companies, local businesses and emergency service personnel.
Salary is $25–$35 per hour based on level of experience as a generator technician.
25.00–27.00 USD per hour (Level 1)
28.00–30.00 USD per hour (Level 2)
31.00–35.00 USD per hour (Level 3)
35.00–40.00 USD per hour (Level 4)
Cat5 Resources, LLC is an EEO/AA institution and does not discriminate on the basis of sex, age, race, color, religion, physical or mental disability, creed, national origin, veteran status, sexual orientation, genetic information, gender identity, or gender expression in the programs or activities which it operates.