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At Electric Power Systems, we specialize in electrical acceptance testing, commissioning, and maintenance testing for a wide range of clients including Utility, Generation, Renewables, Industrial, Transit, Data Centers, and Commercial Facilities throughout North America.
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As a Relay Technician, your duties involve using equipment such as a Doble 6150 to test different types of microprocessor relays inside the electrical substation. The Relay Technician to performs electrical testing on relays in electrical power stations.
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Electric Power Systems, Inc. (EPS) is seeking an enthusiastic Electrical Engineer II to contribute to our mission of creating smarter, safer, and more reliable batteries. Electric Power Systems, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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As a NETA accredited independent electrical testing & engineering organization, we set the standard for technical expertise and uncompromising safety within the renewable energy, data centers, and industrial industries.
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Perform function testing of substation control circuits on relay panel, transformers & circuit breaker change-outs. EPS is an equal opportunity employer and gives consideration for employment to all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, disability, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity and sexual orientation), political affiliation, military service, national origin, age or any other characteristics protected by state or federal laws.
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Technicians will work with electrical equipment, such as SF6 & vacuum circuit breakers, pad mount transformers/GSU transformers, grounding, instrument transformers, and variance of switches both manual and motor operated.
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The Electrical Field Test Technician will inspect, test, and maintain electrical substations & transmission switchyards. Performing High, Medium, and Low voltage testing of electrical power equipment.
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Electric Power Systems, Inc. Senior Power Systems Electrical Engineer Anchorage , Alaska Apply Now Company: Electric Power Systems, Inc. Location: Anchorage, Palmer, or Fairbanks, AKBase Pay: $125,000 - $165,000 / Year DOEEmployee Type: Full Time PositionJob Type: EngineeringReq'd Education: BSEE Degree, PE Required or ability to obtain AK PE within 6 monthsReq'd Experience: 7-10+ Years in Electrical EngineeringReq'd Travel: Minimal.
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