Overview

The Power Generation/Electrical Service Technician is responsible for performing various mechanical and electrical maintenance and repairs on offshore facilities, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of all electrical systems.

Responsibilities

• 3-5 years of experience with medium voltage systems (2100VAC-13800VAC).
• Experienced with low voltage systems and generators.
• Full knowledge and awareness of medium voltage safety procedures.
• Properly terminate medium voltage equipment such as motors, VFDs, starters, MCCs, and generators.
• Work with and direct assistants as needed, ensuring safe operations.
• Maintain physical fitness to perform job duties effectively.
• Communicate effectively with customers on job locations and manage jobs without supervision.
• Troubleshoot and repair low and medium voltage equipment such as motors, motor starters, generators, VFDs, MCCs, and switchgears.
• Possess a solid understanding of electrical practices and theory for low and medium voltage systems.
• Willing to work on-call shifts and be available for work 24/7.
• Comfortable with heights and flying, as the position involves working on both land and offshore projects.
• Pass a drug screen, physical, and Motor Vehicle Records (MVR) check.
• Participate in safety training and assist in procedures such as first aid, CPR, fire drills, and emergency evacuation.
• Travel to work sites via marine or helicopter transport as required.
• May need to reside at the worksite on a predetermined schedule.
• Provide account manager support via phone and email.
• Complete preventative maintenance on department equipment.
• Observe and comply with all safety and project rules.
• Take proper care of test instruments and tools in their care.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of offshore/inland power generation electrical experience.
• Valid TWIC card.
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
• Must be able to pass a drug screen and physical.