Field Service Electrical Technician (Electrical Assembler)

Title: Field Service Electrical Technician (Licensed)

Tenure: Full-Time

Location: Charlotte, NC

Position Summary:

The Field Service Electrical Technician’s primary function is to travel to customers’ locations to perform

on-site installations, servicing, and repairs for commissioning or warranty work on customer-finished

products. Anticipated travel is 50-75% of the time, by car and/or plane.

When not traveling, this role will work on the production floor on the installation, maintenance, testing,

troubleshooting, and repair of industrial electrical equipment and associated electrical and electronic

controls within a manufacturing environment. This role requires a high level of technical expertise,

compliance with safety regulations, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.

This role reports to the Field Service Site Supervisor.

Key Responsibilities:

· Read and interpret electrical blueprints, technical drawings, schematics, and code specifications to

determine layout and installation procedures.

· Install, replace, or repair wiring, switch boxes, conduits, receptacles, network/coaxial cable assemblies,

lighting systems, and other electrical components.

· Test equipment for continuity, voltage, resistance, and current using appropriate testing tools.

· Install and service switchgear, transformers, motors, generators, regulators, and electrical control

systems (hydraulic/pneumatic).

· Support Engineering by providing feedback and participating in product improvements and system

upgrades.

· Execute field installations, commissioning, servicing, and warranty repairs.

· Perform preventative and corrective maintenance of electrical equipment and maintain appropriate

documentation.

· Maintain inventory records and conduct cyclical counts of electrical components.

· Ensure compliance with all OSHA and NEC regulations and safety standards.

Requirements:

Demonstrate knowledge and an understanding of OSHA.

Must hold a valid Contractor's License or Journeyman Electrician License issued by the State

Government (It can be of any state).

Ability to travel 50-75% within the US.

Minimum of 5 years of industrial or commercial electrical experience.

OSHA 10/OSHA 30 is an asset.

Previous experience in power generation, energy, oil & gas, or control panel assembly preferred.

Proficient in the use of conduit bending, cabling, and related electrical hardware.

Valid US passport preferred.