Field Engineer
DescriptionThe Field Engineer is a highly technical, field-based role responsible for supporting the installation, commissioning, startup, testing, and operational performance of industrial standby and prime power generation systems.This role plays a critical part in ensuring generator systems, paralleling switchgear, automatic transfer switches (ATS), and control systems are installed, commissioned, and operating safely, reliably, and in accordance with design specifications.The Field Engineer works closely with Project Managers, Field Service Technicians, electrical contractors, and customers to deliver high-quality power system installations across Kinsley’s Northeast service territory.Installation Review & Field ExecutionReview electrical one-lines, wiring diagrams, control schematics, and submittals to ensure proper field execution.Support installation teams in identifying scope gaps, constructability issues, and technical discrepancies.Conduct site visits to monitor installation progress and document deficiencies.Generator Commissioning & StartupDevelop and execute pre-functional and functional startup checklists.Lead commissioning of:Diesel and natural gas generator systemsParalleling switchgearAutomatic Transfer Switches (ATS)Load banks and associated controlsDocument commissioning results and provide turnover packages.Troubleshooting & Technical SupportDiagnose and resolve complex electrical, mechanical, and control-related issues during startup and post-installation.Support Field Service Technicians with advanced troubleshooting.Analyze generator performance data to identify reliability concerns.Assist in root cause analysis of system failures.Controls & IntegrationSupport configuration and testing of:Generator controllersParalleling logic and synchronization systemsRemote monitoring systemsEnsure proper integration of generators into facility electrical infrastructure.Customer Interface & TrainingServe as the technical lead during startup and commissioning.Provide customer training on system operation, emergency procedures, and maintenance requirements.Deliver clear commissioning documentation and test reports.Ensure smooth transition from installation to service support.QualificationsEquivalent field experience considered.Experience in industrial generator systems, power distribution, or mission-critical backup power environments.Strong knowledge of:Diesel and natural gas generator systemsParalleling switchgearATS systemsLoad bank testingEngine controls and protection systemsWorking knowledge of NEC, NFPA 110, OSHA standards.Proven ability to troubleshoot complex power systems in live environments.Strong communication and leadership skills in field settings.Valid driver’s license required.Travel & Working ConditionsSignificant travel within Kinsley’s service territoryWork performed in hospitals, data centers, industrial facilities, utilities, and construction environments.Exposure to energized electrical systems, mechanical equipment, and outdoor conditions.Ability to lift up to 100 lbs and work in physically demanding environments.All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin.