Assign and prioritize daily work for electrical inspectors and testers; monitor progress, workload, and outstanding inspections.
Provide technical guidance, assist with training, and promptly elevate staffing, schedule, or quality concerns to the Quality Supervisor.
Perform and document in-process and final inspections and electrical tests to applicable drawings, work orders, specifications, and customer requirements.
Confirm inspection instructions, test plans, calibrated equipment, and required documentation are available and suitable for the work.
Review and maintain accurate inspection records, electronic entries, first article documentation, and product traceability.
Requirements
High school diploma
GED
Technical or associate degree
Nice to have: experience leading inspection personnel
Nice to have: familiarity with DITMCO or similar automated test systems
Perform electrical, mechanical, and system-level testing in a manufacturing environment, operating test equipment, troubleshooting issues, and documenting results while ensuring safety and quality compliance.
Responsibilities
Perform electrical, mechanical, and system-level testing according to engineering procedures
Operate meters, power supplies, load banks, diagnostic tools, and other testing equipment
Identify, diagnose, and document electrical or mechanical issues
Field Service Technician I responsible for testing, maintaining, and commissioning low to high-voltage power systems across the continental United States.
Compensation
Competitive Compensation – Overtime potential and merit-based raises
Responsibilities
Test, maintain, and collect data on low, medium, and high voltage systems
Run standard field tests
Test relays with minimal supervision
Troubleshoot control circuits, relay logic, and protection schemes
Function check control panels and SCADA signal integrity
The Protection & Control (P&C) Technician is responsible for the installation, wiring, testing, and maintenance of protection, control, and automation systems in high-voltage substations.
Responsibilities
Assist in the installation and wiring of protection and control panels, relays, and related substation equipment.
Perform functional testing, point-to-point checks, and verification of control circuits, alarms, and interlocks.
Support commissioning and energization activities under the supervision of P&C and commissioning engineers.
Conduct routine maintenance and troubleshooting of protective relays, breakers, transformers, and SCADA systems.
Operate and maintain test equipment such as multimeters, relay test sets (Omicron, Doble, Megger), and insulation testers.
Supports the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of the facility's mechanical, electrical, and associated control systems through preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, testing, and repair.
Compensation
base pay rate ranging from $35.96 to $76.19 per hour, along with eligibility for an annual performance bonus
Responsibilities
Monitor equipment condition and performance, identify developing deficiencies, and recommend improvements to enhance reliability, efficiency, and equipment life.
Coordinate with Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, contractors, and OEM representatives during equipment repairs, system modifications, outages, testing, and capital improvement projects.
Assist with inspection, maintenance, and repairs of combustion turbine, steam turbine, HRSG, cooling water, and balance-of-plant equipment during routine maintenance and scheduled outages.
Support maintenance and troubleshooting of instrumentation and control systems, including transmitters, control valves, sensors, PLCs, DCS, Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS), and associated field devices.
Diagnose electrical and mechanical equipment failures using multimeters, insulation testers, vibration monitoring equipment, and other diagnostic tools to identify root causes and implement corrective actions.
Requirements
Associate degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology
Associate degree in Electrical Engineering Technology