Generator Technician

Pearce Services

. Maintain generators, diagnose and repair problems, install and replace components or entire systems, and perform maintenance or upgrades on out-of-season equipment .

Posted 9/29/2026full-timeRemote • Wisconsin • United StatesJunior💰 $30 - $40 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in generator installation, maintenance, and repair, with a strong understanding of electrical and mechanical components. Complies with safety regulations and possesses the ability to troubleshoot and diagnose equipment issues effectively.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Generator Maintenance ExperienceElectrical Component KnowledgeOSHA ComplianceTroubleshooting SkillsDOT Physical Certification

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Hard Skills

Generator InstallationGenerator RepairElectrical WiringPerformance ChecksMaintenance UpgradesBlueprint ReadingComponent ReplacementEquipment TestingTroubleshootingMechanical Skills

Soft Skills

Prompt CommunicationSafety AwarenessWillingness to Work Overtime

Tools & Technologies

Generator Maintenance SoftwareSafety Equipment

Certifications & Qualifications

DOT Physical Certification

Industry Keywords

FCC RegulationsFAA RegulationsEPA RegulationsOSHA StandardsPower Supply Equipment

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Maintain generators, diagnose and repair problems, install and replace components or entire systems, and perform maintenance or upgrades on out-of-season equipment
Conduct performance checks and regular generator maintenance
Read and follow blueprints and design specifications for installation and repair
Install fuel and water supply lines, pumps, electrical wiring, controls, and other components
Test equipment for proper operation
Respond promptly to power/generator alarms
Answer assigned phone and email promptly
Work safely around hazards associated with power supply equipment, switchgear, and related equipment
Use safety equipment and safety practices
Attend designated safety and training meetings
Travel throughout the region to service and repair commercial generators on cell phone towers

Requirements

What you’ll need

Minimum of one year of intense work-related experience with generator and electrical maintenance-related software, hardware, and processes
Two or more years of generator maintenance experience preferred
Thorough knowledge of generator installation, maintenance, and repair
Knowledge of electronic, mechanical, and electrical components
Moderate computer skills
Basic knowledge of pertinent FCC/FAA/EPA/OSHA regulations
Ability to comply with OSHA Standards
Ability to lift over 50 pounds, stoop, bend, kneel, squat, climb, and stand for long periods
Ability to inspect and/or troubleshoot equipment/alarms visually and audibly
Willingness and ability to drive long distances and work day, evening, or night hours
Willingness to work overtime, emergency callouts, weekends, and holidays as required
Ability to assume 24-hour on-call duty when assigned and be away from home for extended periods
Ability to pass a DOT physical

Benefits

Comp & perks

Performance and referral bonuses
Production incentives
Tool/equipment and fuel stipends
Company vehicle
Per diem or other applicable compensation
Health insurance
Life insurance
Medical, dental and vision insurance
Flexible spending accounts
HSA option
Paid time off
Paid vacation
Paid holidays
401(k) with employer match
Tuition reimbursement
Professional development courses/training
Family-friendly and innovative culture
Company-provided phone, laptop, or tablet
Necessary tools and safety equipment