PowerGen Technician

Primary Responsibilities · Inspect, operate, monitor, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair assigned generator systems. · Perform generator operation and electrical work only within the employee’s completed training, qualification, and authorization level. · Support equipment spotting, field installation, grounding, power-cable installation, distribution connections, commissioning, startup, synchronization, loading, and shutdown. · Verify equipment condition and readiness before deployment and energization. · Perform scheduled preventive maintenance and document completed work. · Troubleshoot generator controls, engine systems, electrical faults, switchgear, communication issues, and distribution equipment. · Use appropriate electrical and diagnostic test equipment in accordance with BJ procedures. · Monitor generator performance, alarms, loading, voltage, frequency, power factor, and other operating parameters. · Escalate abnormal conditions and advanced technical issues through the U.S. PowerGen Technician Team Lead. · Complete maintenance records, inspection forms, operating logs, failure reports, and required field documentation. · Support commissioning, load testing, equipment modifications, and vendor service activities. · Maintain assigned tools, test equipment, spare parts, and field-support equipment. Participate in required PowerGen, electrical-safety, LOTO, and generator-operator training. Preliminary Qualifications • Three or more years of relevant experience with industrial electrical systems, controls, generators, engines, heavy equipment, or comparable field-service equipment preferred. • Experience with natural-gas generators, generator controls, 480-volt systems, switchgear, VFDs, and mobile electrical-distribution equipment preferred. • Ability to read electrical one-lines, schematics, technical manuals, and equipment drawings. • Familiarity with electrical test equipment and safe electrical troubleshooting practices. • Mechanical aptitude and the ability to troubleshoot both electrical and engine-related generator issues. • Ability to obtain and maintain BJ’s required qualified-electrical-worker, LOTO, and generator-operator qualifications. • Associate degree in Electrical Technology, Electronics Technology, Power Generation Technology, Industrial Maintenance, or a related technical discipline preferred. Equivalent directly applicable military or industrial experience may be considered. • Ability to work independently at remote field locations while following established procedures and escalation requirements. • Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.