Overview The Power Generation Tech is responsible for performing various mechanical and electrical maintenance and repairs on offshore facilities, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of all electrical systems. Responsibilities Properly terminate medium voltage equipment such as motors, VFDs, starters, MCCs, and generators. Work with and direct assistants as needed, ensuring safe operations. Maintain physical fitness to perform job duties effectively. Communicate effectively with customers on job locations and manage jobs without supervision. Troubleshoot and repair low and medium voltage equipment such as motors, motor starters, generators, VFDs, MCCs, and switchgears. Participate in safety training and assist in procedures such as first aid, CPR, fire drills, and emergency evacuation. Travel to work sites via marine or helicopter transport as required. Provide account manager support via phone and email. Complete preventative maintenance on department equipment. Observe and comply with all safety and project rules. Take proper care of test instruments and tools in their care. Qualifications Experienced with low voltage systems and generators. Full knowledge and awareness of medium voltage safety procedures. Possess a solid understanding of electrical practices and theory for low and medium voltage systems. May need to reside at the worksite on a predetermined schedule. 3-5 years of experience with medium voltage systems (2100VAC-13800VAC). 3+ years of offshore/inland power generation electrical experience. Valid TWIC card. Valid driver's license and clean driving record. Must be able to pass a drug screen and physical. Willing to work on-call shifts and be available for work 24/7. Comfortable with heights and flying, as the position involves working on both land and offshore projects.