Generator Technician

Job Title: Field Service Technician – Generator Mechanic (Entry Level to Certified Mechanics)
Pay: $25 - $45 per hour (based on experience)

Join a company that powers critical infrastructure and invests in your success!

Why You’ll Love Working Here

• Competitive Compensation + Paid Overtime
• Comprehensive Health & Dental Coverage
• RRSP Matching Program – We invest in your future
• Annual Wellness & Health Spending Accounts
• Company Vehicle Provided – Take it home
• Uniforms + Boot & Tool Allowances – Because the details matter
• Tuition Reimbursement – Grow with us
• Employee Assistance Program – Support when you need it
• Life Insurance & Vision Care
• Paid Time Off & Company Holidays

What You’ll Be Doing

• Provide field-based service including emergency repairs, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and installations for commercial and industrial generators
• Test, measure, and verify the operation of electrical components (AC/DC), transfer switches, and control systems
• Conduct startups, diagnostics, and load bank testing on diesel and natural gas generators
• Program and troubleshoot generator controls and synchronizing systems
• Build trusted customer relationships through professional, clear communication and top-tier service
• Maintain company tools, inventory, and equipment with care and accuracy
• Complete all necessary documentation, service logs, and reports
• Collaborate with your Supervisor and team members to ensure high-quality service delivery

What You Bring to the Role

• Entry Level Candidates: Mechanical aptitude and a willingness to learn with basic knowledge or experience in gas or diesel engines, electrical systems, or mechanical repair
• Experienced Technicians: 3+ years hands-on technical service experience in related fields such as generator maintenance, heavy equipment mechanic, HVAC technician, electrician, industrial or marine mechanic, or automotive technician
• Background in mechanical and electrical troubleshooting
• College diploma or certification in Power Generation, or certifications such as Licensed Electrician, ASE Certified Mechanic, EPA 608/609, or manufacturer-specific training are a plus
• Valid [insert local] driver’s license with a clean record
• Proficiency or willingness to learn AC/DC systems, generator control systems, and engine diagnostics
• Excellent customer service and communication skills (verbal and written)