Are you an experienced DC Power Technician looking to support critical infrastructure projects in a hands-on field environment? This role provides the opportunity to work on complex installations, support system upgrades, maintain high safety standards, and contribute to reliable power systems supporting mission-critical operations.
Service Technicians operate across battery, rectifier, and DC power systems while collaborating closely with project teams, customers, and field leadership.
Key Responsibilities
-
Battery & Rectifier Installations: Install battery and rectifier systems across all voltage levels, ensuring compliance with customer and industry specifications.
-
Ironwork & Cable Rack Construction: Perform ironwork and cable rack builds, including specialized work in Zone 4 environments.
-
Equipment Maintenance & Testing: Work with distribution equipment such as PBDs, BDFBs, and BDCBBs. Conduct diagnostics, including load testing, voltage/gravity readings, and system troubleshooting.
-
DC Power System Upgrades: Lead upgrades and replacements of DC power plants, ensuring smooth transitions with no disruptions.
-
Preventive Maintenance: Perform routine system maintenance, reporting, and documentation.
-
Cabling & Connections: Run power cables, crimp lugs, lace wiring, and ensure secure system connections.
-
Documentation: Prepare test reports, job records, and Method of Procedure (MOP) documents. Maintain detailed and accurate project files.
-
Customer Interaction: Serve as the primary contact for clients, providing updates, handling inquiries, and ensuring overall satisfaction.
-
AC Power Operations: Work with AC systems ranging from 120V single-phase to 480V three-phase while following strict safety protocols.
-
Supervisory Duties: Oversee job sites, inspect tools/equipment, identify hazards, and enforce safety compliance. Lead daily safety meetings and mentor Level 1?2 technicians.
-
Communication & Teamwork: Provide regular progress updates to supervisors. Collaborate effectively, practice active listening, and support team members in achieving project goals.
Qualifications
-
Technical Skills: Strong mechanical aptitude, communication, and organizational skills. Solid math ability. Proficiency in MS Office and customer-specific software.
-
Experience: Significant hands-on experience with DC power systems, including installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and knowledge of safety/industry standards.
-
Travel & Physical Requirements: Ability to travel frequently (50% with overnight stays). Must be able to lift 50 lbs unassisted and up to 150 lbs with help. Comfortable with climbing, bending, and working in confined spaces.
-
Compliance: Safety-first mindset with ability to pass drug screening, background check, DOT medical exam, and blood draw.
Compensation & Benefits
-
Paid weekly (every Friday)
-
9 paid holidays
-
Paid on-the-job training
-
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
-
Employer-paid basic life & AD&D insurance
-
Voluntary additional life insurance available
-
Employer-paid short- and long-term disability
-
Employee Assistance Program
-
401(k) with match and Safe Harbor employer contribution
-
Up to 96 hours of paid time off annually
-
Annual Christmas bonus
Pay: $30-$37/hr
#MCTA1
