Communication Skills, Environmental Regulations, Hand Tools, Maintenance Services, Power Plant, Team Player, Willing to Travel
The Service Technician must be able to perform job duties of an installer in a communications and industrial environment. Have a general understanding of the DC Power industry as it relates to three primary markets (Telecom, UPS, and Utility).
This position requires frequent travel on a regular basis, including overnight trips, mostly during the week.
Job Requirements
Work will include installation of batteries and rectifier battery plants (all voltages); ironwork, and cable rack with knowledge of Zone 4 environment requirements; DC power plant upgrades and replacements; Primary and Secondary distribution equipment including PBD's, BDFB's, BDCBB's, inverters, and converters; along with the running of power cable, lug crimping, and lacing; taking voltage and gravity readings; and all other duties associated with the installation and maintenance of DC power.
AC power work from 120V 1-phase to 480V 3-phase. Other duties may be assigned.
Maintain open and positive communication (both in verbal and written form) with employees, departments, and customers.
Work well in a team environment as well as independently and be a self-starter. Willing to travel between offices, service locations, and customer sites.
Minimum Physical and Sensory Requirements:
- Strength to Iift a 50 lb. object, without assistance, and items weighing up to 150 lb. with assistance. Strength to slide up to 200 lbs
- Strength and dexterity to bend, squat, crawl, kneel, crouch, or twist to reach/and or work with assigned systems.
- Strength, mobility and dexterity to use small hand and power tools as necessary and to climb or crawl to install equipment in areas of close tolerance.
- Ability to climb and work on ladders, gantries, and cat walks.
- This is a safety-sensitive position.
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