Generator Field-Service Technician - Door County

Benefits: 401(k) matching Company car Company parties Competitive salary Dental insurance Employee discounts Free uniforms Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance Are you a mechanic, small engine technician, marine mechanic, maintenance technician, or service professional looking for steady, year-round work without having to commute to a shop every morning? No generator experience required. We will train candidates with automotive, diesel, powersports, marine, small engine, maintenance, HVAC, farm equipment, or other mechanical experience. This is a field-based position serving Door County and the surrounding area. You do not need to report to a physical Adams shop in Door County each morning. You'll be provided with a company service vehicle that you can take home and will travel directly from your home to customer locations throughout your assigned service territory. We welcome qualified candidates throughout Door County, including the Sturgeon Bay area and communities throughout the Door Peninsula. Since 1988, Adams Power has been Wisconsin's trusted leader in home backup power solutions. We're continuing to grow and are looking for a Generator Field Service Technician to help serve our customers throughout Door County. What You'll Do You'll work independently from your company-provided service vehicle, traveling to customers' homes to service residential standby generators, primarily Generac®, along with Kohler® and Briggs & Stratton® systems. Your responsibilities will include: Perform scheduled generator maintenance and annual service visits Change oil, filters, spark plugs, batteries, and other service components Diagnose and repair generator performance issues Inspect generator systems to help ensure reliable operation during power outages Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues Complete service reports and customer documentation Communicate findings and recommendations clearly with customers Maintain a clean, safe, and professional company service vehicle Participate in manufacturer training and certification programs Independently manage your daily service route No Generator Experience? That's Okay. We're looking for someone with mechanical ability and strong troubleshooting skills. If you know how to work on engines, equipment, vehicles, or mechanical systems, we can teach you generators. You may be a great fit if you've worked as a: Small Engine Mechanic Automotive Technician Diesel Technician Powersports Technician Marine Mechanic Farm Equipment Technician HVAC Service Technician Maintenance Technician Equipment Mechanic Generator Technician What We Offer $25–$35/hour starting pay based on experience Company service vehicle you can take home Start and end your workday from home Company-provided tools and equipment Paid manufacturer training and certifications Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance 401(k) with company match Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays Stable, year-round work Independent, field-based work environment Family-owned company culture that values employees Opportunities for advancement as our generator division continues to grow Qualifications Valid driver's license with a good driving record Mechanical aptitude and strong troubleshooting skills Experience servicing engines, equipment, vehicles, or mechanical systems preferred Comfortable working independently in a field-service environment Ability to manage a daily service route and schedule Strong customer service and communication skills Ability to lift up to 75 pounds Previous generator experience is a plus, but not required Why Join Adams, Inc.? This isn't a production shop or assembly-line service position. You'll have the independence of working in the field, your own company service vehicle, and the opportunity to solve different problems every day. Most importantly, if you live in the Door County area, you won't need to commute to an Adams shop every morning before beginning your route. You'll help homeowners keep one of the most important systems in their home ready for when they need it most: their backup power. If you enjoy working with engines, troubleshooting equipment, working independently, and taking pride in quality workmanship, we'd like to talk with you. Apply today, even if you've never worked on a generator. If you have the mechanical background, we'll help you learn the rest.