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As Assistant Field Service Technician, you will work under the direct supervision of a Field Service Technician. Assistant Field Service Technician.
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Field Tech- Power Systems Technicians or NETA Technicians are expected to perform service, test and maintain various types of power transmission and distribution equipment.
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If you enjoy taking care of the customer, are awesome at troubleshooting, and love working with your hands and technology, a career at Mr. Appliance as an Commercial Equipment Field Service Technician could be your future.
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Previous experience with power generation equipment such as diesel and gaseous generators from manufacturers such as CAT/Caterpillar, Cummins, Generac, and Kohler. Generator, Power, Mechanical, AC/DC, ATS, Diesel, Gas, Manufacturer, Engines, Power Generation, Machinist, Mechanic, Power Plant, Electrical, Troubleshoot, Service, Preventative Maintenance, Commission, Start-up INDUS.
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Exciting entry-level position, the Wind Technician I is an essential member of the Wind Farm that is responsible for the on-site operations, maintenance, repairs, and replacement of equipment at one of EDPR NA's wind-energy generation sites.
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As a Wind Field Service Technician, you will be the critical front line to ensure the safe and optimal performance of all wind farm operations. Join the world’s leading generator of wind energy as a Wind Field Service Technician at NextEra Energy.
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Field Generator Technician (KS) Department: Service Location: Kansas City, KS Interstate Power System’s is looking for a Field Generator Mechanic/Technician(s) to work out of the greater Kansas City area, supporting our regional business.
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Job related military service (e.g., Naval Nuclear Electricians Mate or Air Force Power Production Technician) Technical School Certification or directly related field experience with Automatic Transfer Switches, Power Control Systems, or other low and medium voltage power applications.
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Completes Wind Field Service Technician III training curriculum within first year. Performs maintenance and repair on wind turbine power generation equipment. You will primarily focus on the safe execution of field-based equipment maintenance, diagnostics, as well as long-term reliability and profitability.
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We are actively seeking a skilled and dedicated individual with NETA Certification for our Senior NETA Certified Substation Technician role in Louisiana and throughout Texas. Senior NETA Certified Substation Technician Opportunity.
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This Field Service Technician will perform mechanical and/or electrical hands-on field service work on Jenbacher Gas Engines, including but not limited to commissioning, troubleshooting, periodic maintenance, and minor overhaul, Jenbacher Gas Engines range in power from 0.25 to 9.5 MW, and run on either natural gas or a variety of other gases (e.g., biogas, landfill gas, coal mine gas, sewage gas, combustible industrial waste gases.
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Power Systems Field Service Technician OR Customer Service Engineer OR NETA Tech. In this role, you will be responsible for performing startup, commissioning, service, testing, and preventive maintenance on power distribution equipment.
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As a Field Service Wind Technician III, you will carry out daily tasks such as cleaning, organizing, minor service, and/or repairs to wind turbine generators and related equipment and facilities.
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Our Field Service Technicians install, maintain and repair Raymond battery-powered lift trucks, warehouse storage systems, conveyors, carousels, and other automated material handling equipment.
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Familiarity with maintenance and electronic testing equipment (e.g., voltage testers, amp clamps, hydraulic torque equipment, alignment tools, various hand, and power tools) and with heavy equipment required for facility maintenance including working knowledge of crane and rigging requirements (preferred.
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