Substation Field Technician II – Testing & Maintenance

UNAVAILABLE; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay

Instructor-Led Courses

Career Path Planning

Certification Incentives

Per Diem for Travel

Tuition Reimbursement

Referral Bonuses

Job summary

Electric Power Systems (EPS) is seeking a Field Technician II to perform testing, inspection, and maintenance of substation electrical equipment with increasing independence in North America.

The role emphasizes safety, quality, and effective troubleshooting, with opportunities for professional development and certification incentives. Travel may be required; a valid driver’s license is essential.

Qualifications

• Must pass pre-employment drug screen.
• Must pass criminal background check.
• Ability to work overtime and travel out of town.
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record.

Responsibilities

• Adhere to safety policies and use PPE in substation environments.
• Participate in safety training and job briefings; identify hazards and mitigate.
• Support safety culture through hazard reporting and safe practices.
• Test high/medium/low voltage equipment with limited supervision.
• Inspect, test, and maintain breakers, transformers, instrument transformers, grounding, batteries, and switchgear.
• Troubleshoot using schematics, wiring diagrams, and manuals; escalate complex issues.
• Perform routine and corrective maintenance, replacement, and adjustments.
• Assist commissioning and verify equipment readiness.
• Document testing, maintenance, and repair per requirements.
• Collaborate with engineers and senior techs to complete field activities efficiently.
• Maintain tools and work areas to standards.

Education

Bachelor's or Associate Degree in Electrical/Electronic technology

Military experience

NETA II Certified

Job description

Electric Power Systems (EPS) is seeking a Field Technician II to perform testing, inspection, and maintenance of substation electrical equipment with increasing independence in North America.

The role emphasizes safety, quality, and effective troubleshooting, with opportunities for professional development and certification incentives. Travel may be required; a valid driver’s license is essential.