Power Systems Field Technician — LV​/MV Switchgear & Protection

Shape the uptime of critical power systems At JDC Power Systems, LLC, your field expertise keeps facilities energized and safe. As a Power Systems Field Technician, you’ll move from site to site diagnosing issues, restoring operation, and commissioning equipment that customers rely on every day.

• Arrive onsite prepared to investigate alarms and symptoms across transformers, circuit breakers, and low/medium-voltage switch gear.
• Run diagnostics, interpret test results, and execute repairs to minimize downtime and restore performance.
• Support startups and commissioning—verifying settings, confirming interlocks, and documenting acceptance criteria.
• Leverage remote tools when possible to accelerate resolution before rolling a truck.
• Serve as the customer’s primary contact during the visit—explain findings, set expectations, and ensure satisfaction.
• Deliver concise service reports, test records, and performance feedback to close each engagement.

• Work to OSHA requirements, company procedures, and industry standards every time.
• Participate in ongoing safety training and keep current safety certifications.

• High school diploma or equivalent (required).
• Associate’s degree in electrical engineering or related discipline (preferred).
• Relevant certifications (e.g., NFPA 70E, OSHA 30) are valued.

• 3–5 years in field service focused on power systems, electrical equipment, or industrial controls.
• Hands-on background troubleshooting and maintaining transformers and breakers.

• Expert problem-solver with strong electrical troubleshooting capability.
• Comfort with field service software, ERP tools, and Microsoft Excel/Word.
• Clear communicator who can translate technical concepts for non-technical audiences.
• Self-directed, able to prioritize in a fast-moving environment.

• Exposure to LV/MV systems.
• Familiarity with PLCs, SCADA, and protective relays is a plus.

• Frequent travel with overnight stays to customer sites and JDC locations nationwide.
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
• Strong commitment to safety and customer success.
• Comfort using industry-standard test equipment (multimeters, breaker test sets, etc.).

• Stand and walk on jobsites for extended periods (8–12 hours/day).
• Bend, kneel, squat, crouch, and crawl in tight spaces.
• Climb ladders and stairs; access elevated locations.
• Work indoors/outdoors in dusty, dirty, hot, cold, and varied industrial conditions.

• Frequently lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
• Occasionally move up to 75 lbs with help or mechanical aids.
• Push, pull, and maneuver gear such as switch gear components, cable reels, and test sets.

• Safely operate hand tools, power tools, and test instruments.
• Fine motor skills for terminations, wiring, and precise adjustments.
• Work effectively while wearing gloves and arc-flash PPE.
• Comply with PPE requirements including arc-flash suits, hard hats, safety glasses, safety boots, and fall protection.

• Adequate vision to read schematics, labels, and digital displays.
• Color recognition for conductor identification.
• Ability to hear and respond to alarms, equipment sounds, instructions, and safety communications.

• Work around energized and de-energized electrical systems.
• High-noise areas requiring hearing protection.
• Construction and energized-facility conditions with dust and dirt.
• Full PPE use as required (arc-flash suits, hard hats, safety glasses, safety boots, fall protection).

• Frequent regional/national travel.
• Overtime, weekend work, and on-call rotations as needed.
• Extended shifts during commissioning and…