What you will do – Troubleshoot MV transformers when they trip, gas, or leak - sudden pressure and temperature trips, faulty gauges and indicators, leaks at gaskets, bushings, and valves - and find the root cause– Carry out the repair: gaskets, bushings, surge arresters, terminations, cooling and control accessories, oil processing and top-up– Pull oil samples and DGA, interpret the results, and recommend action on gassing units– Interrogate protective relays after a trip - retrieve fault records and event reports, read targets, and confirm what actually operated and why– Test and service MV switchgear and breakers - insulation resistance and dielectric withstand, contact and pole resistance, vacuum bottle integrity, breaker timing, and mechanism and interlock checks– Support removal, replacement, and re-commissioning of padmount and skid-mounted transformers– Perform acceptance and maintenance testing to ANSI/NETA ATS and MTS - insulation resistance, TTR, winding resistance, power factor, and VLF withstand on MV cable– Write the test reports and return-to-service records that owners and OEMs rely on– Work safely around energized MV equipment under NFPA 70E, LOTO, and site switching procedures What we are looking for – 3+ years hands-on with MV equipment rated 5 kV–38 kV — transformers, switchgear, and their controls– Real experience troubleshooting and repairing liquid-filled transformers and MV switchgear, not just testing them– Journeyman Electrician license, or an equivalent MV testing and service background– Comfortable with the usual test gear — megger, TTR, power factor and low-resistance sets, VLF, and an IR camera– Good documentation habits. NETA or NICET certification, or working toward one– Familiarity with protective relay software and pulling event records (SEL, ABB, GE, Beckwith, or similar) – Solar, wind, BESS, or substation experience– Transformer oil processing — vacuum dehydration, hot oil circulation, vacuum fill – Rigging and crane coordination for transformer set and removal– OSHA 10 or 30 The work itself This is field work.