UPS Electrical Technician III

Join a team of skilled professionals dedicated to ensuring the reliability and performance of critical power systems. As a UPS Electrical Technician III, you will play a key role in the installation, maintenance, and repair of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems and related battery systems. This position offers the opportunity to lead projects, mentor junior technicians, and collaborate with a variety of partners and clients. If you are passionate about electrical systems and enjoy working in a dynamic environment where your expertise makes a difference, this is the role for you.

Responsibilities

• Perform startups, certifications, preventative maintenance, and scheduled maintenance on UPS and battery systems.
• Lead and execute UPS replacements and new installations, ensuring minimal disruption to customers.
• Diagnose and repair all types of UPS systems, including emergency repairs, without supervision.
• Install, troubleshoot, repair, start up, and commission UPS systems and related equipment.
• Supervise and guide teams of varying skill levels on job sites, promoting safety and productivity.
• Communicate effectively with general contractors, subcontractors, partners, and clients to ensure projects are completed on schedule and within budget.
• Operate equipment such as UPS systems, battery systems, PDUs, ATS, and AC/DC rectifiers.
• Assess manpower and material requirements for maintenance and installation services.
• Estimate consumables and connectivity parts needed for project completion.
• Monitor crew productivity and safety, taking action when necessary to maintain a safe and effective work environment.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience servicing UPS systems.
• Electrical and mechanical experience with UPS systems, DC systems, and familiarity with OEMs such as Eaton, Mitsubishi, Schneider, APC, GE, and Emerson.
• Knowledge of or willingness to learn AC/DC theory, electronic components, and circuitry.
• Proficiency in using diagnostic tools such as digital multimeters, amp clamps, phase rotation meters, power quality analyzers, IR cameras, and oscilloscopes.
• Understanding of series, parallel, and series-parallel connections.
• Knowledge of torque values, torque-mark application, and visual inspection of installations.
• Ability to operate phase rotation meters and power quality analyzers.
• OSHA 30-hour certification.
• NFPA-70E Safety Training.
• Thermography Level 2 or higher certification.
• Ability to travel up to 50% (expenses covered).
• U.S. citizenship required.