Shop Technician

Why Join Our Team

Infinity Technical Services Division is a NETA Accredited Company providing electrical testing, commissioning, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, modernization, and engineering-support services for industrial, commercial, healthcare, manufacturing, utility, and data-center customers.

Our goal is to redefine what customers expect from an electrical services company by setting the benchmark for trust, technical expertise, responsiveness, and customer care.

When you join our team, you can expect:

• A supportive, people-focused culture built on safety, respect, and accountability

• Weekly pay and competitive compensation

• A company that promotes from within and invests in leadership development

• Stability, consistency, and long-term career opportunity

Infinity Technical Services Division, Inc. is seeking an experienced Circuit Breaker Reconditioning & Shop Technician for our new service facility in Spartanburg, SC. This is a hands‑on technical position responsible for inspecting, troubleshooting, reconditioning, rebuilding, and testing electrical circuit breakers and related equipment. The successful candidate will also support the daily operation of the service shop, including shipping, receiving, material handling, equipment organization, and opening and closing the facility.

• Must be at least 18 years of age

• High school diploma or GED preferred.

• Previous hands‑on experience reconditioning, repairing, or rebuilding electrical circuit breakers or similar power distribution equipment.

• Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record.

• Ability to safely operate basic shop equipment and tools.

• Self‑motivated with the ability to work independently and manage daily responsibilities.

• Previous shop, warehouse, maintenance, or mechanical experience preferred but not required.

Circuit Breaker Reconditioning and Testing

• Inspect, troubleshoot, disassemble, clean, repair, reassemble, adjust, and test electrical circuit breakers.

• Evaluate breaker mechanisms, electrical controls, wiring, trip systems, contacts, interlocks, and mechanical components.

• Diagnose electrical‑control and mechanical‑operating problems.

• Determine required repairs, replacement parts, adjustments, and additional testing.

• Safely operate parts tumblers, sandblasting equipment, cleaning equipment, hand tools, power tools, and other shop machinery.

• Operate primary current injection test equipment.

• Operate secondary injection test equipment for electronic trip units and protective devices.

• Verify electrical and mechanical performance after reconditioning or repair.

• Accurately document equipment condition, work performed, replacement parts, adjustments, and final test results.

• Maintain an orderly process for identifying and tracking customer equipment, components, and parts throughout the service process, including receipt of equipment documentation with photos, creating detailed recommendations for repairs, and final QC documents.

• Serve as the primary daily shop contact and reliably open and close the facility Monday through Friday.

• Perform shipping and receiving activities for customer equipment, repair parts, test equipment, tools, and other materials.

• Inspect incoming shipments and verify equipment identification, condition, quantities, and documentation.

• Prepare completed equipment for safe packaging, shipment, delivery, or customer pickup.

• Operate a forklift and other appropriate material‑handling equipment.

• Maintain an organized, clean, safe, and professional service‑shop environment.

• Help manage shop supplies, replacement parts, consumables, tools, and test equipment.

• Coordinate equipment status and priorities with project managers, technicians,…