Electrical Test Technician II

• Serving clients in NC, SC, VA, FL and GA.

To perform electrical testing tasks under the general supervision of an Electrical Testing Technician III.

• Work in a safe manner in accordance with company safety policies.
• Properly use and maintain basic tools as assigned by company.
• Properly use and maintain company vehicles.
• Properly use basic electrical test instruments (e.g. Multimeter, megohmmeter, soil resistivity test set, transformer turns ratio tester)
• Properly use more complex electrical test instruments (e.g. protective relay test sets, primary current injection sets, battery impedance sets, circuit breaker time and travel sets, dc high potential sets, VLF sets).
• Perform thermographic infrared inspections.
• Perform testing activities as directed by Electrical Test Technician III or Project Manager. Types of projects will include:
• Relay testing
• Transformer testing
• MV cable testing
• Low, medium, and high voltage circuit breaker testing
• Substation battery testing
• Infrared testing
• Ground resistance testing
• Relay panel upgrades
• Write thorough, complete, and accurate test reports.
• Direct and mentor Electrical Testing Technicians I.
• Comply with company administrative and technical processes.

• Associate’s degree in an approved Electrical Engineering Technology program or Electrical Testing program or equivalent experience (e.g. Army Prime Power, Navy Nuclear).
• Three years of power systems testing experience.
• Ability to work efficiently with Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Ability to communicate well with clients and co-workers.
• Ability to develop well-written reports.
• Must work cooperatively with others.
• Must show proper respect to all clients.
• Must follow direction well.
• Must possess a driver’s license with a clean record.
• Must pass random drug screening tests.

Electrical Project Engineers and Electrical Engineering Technicians are required to have obtained at least a BSEE from an accredited ABET program. All Electrical Testing Technicians must have at least an Associate’s Degree in an approved Electrical Engineering Technology program or Electrical Testing program. Experience in medium and high voltage equipment, testing, and analysis is a plus for all positions.