Generator Technician

General Responsibilities of the Generator Technician/Station Operator: Ensure that primary power is served to customers with 98%+ reliability. Systematically troubleshoot and repair generators (1,000–2,500 kW) and associated equipment. Perform inspections, repairs, services, and start-up load-bank tests on equipment. Maintain accurate records of generator conditions, maintenance, and spare parts usage. Perform all tasks safely and professionally, maintaining a team-player attitude. General Experience and Skills Required: 5+ years’ experience maintaining and troubleshooting large horsepower (1,000+) natural gas generators. Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, one-lines, and wiring diagrams. Self-motivated with the ability to perform tasks with little supervision. Strong safety awareness—knowing when to stop work and request assistance. Willingness and ability to learn new skills and procedures. General Experience and Skills Preferred: 5+ years’ direct experience with CAT’s ET software for engine diagnosing, troubleshooting, and tuning. 5+ years' experience tuning natural gas engines with combustion efficiency/environmental analyzers. Direct experience with oil & gas field operations (facilities, generation stations, etc.). Direct experience with process gas flow and common instrumentation (valves, regulators, P&IDs). Familiarity with CAT SIS technical documentation and manuals. #J-18808-Ljbffr Ace Resources, LLC