Electrical Technician (Power Systems)

Responsibilities Select, use, and maintain various service tools correctly to complete job assignments Install electrical switches, sensors, transducers, transmitters, current transformers, alternator components, and control panels following technical specifications Install engine wiring according to provided drawings to ensure proper electrical connections Disassemble and assemble engine components such as oil pumps, water pumps, and cylinder heads for maintenance and repair Adjust engine valve lash to maintain engine performance and efficiency Assist and perform mechanical installation of radiator assemblies, couplings, engines, alternators, gearboxes, piping, and hoses Perform alignment of radiator assemblies, engines, and alternators to ensure proper mechanical fit and function Prepare generators for load testing to verify operational readiness Conduct safety device tests and load tests, accurately recording required parameter readings for compliance and diagnostics Connect ET diagnostic tools to engines to view diagnostic codes and events, and file data for maintenance records Troubleshoot engines and generators to identify and resolve operational issues promptly Perform general servicing on engines and alternators to maintain optimal performance Apply knowledge of Hydraulic Steering Systems, Marine Gearboxes, AC Power Alternators, alignment, control panels, and testing to support maintenance tasks (preferred) Utilize IT skills to support maintenance and diagnostic activities (preferred) Apply knowledge of Programmable Logic Control systems to enhance troubleshooting and maintenance (preferred) Required competencies and certifications Possess an ITE certificate or equivalent Minimum 5 years of relevant hands-on experience Electrical hands-on experience is essential to perform core duties Preferred competencies and qualifications Knowledge of Hydraulic Steering Systems, Marine Gearboxes, AC Power Alternators, alignment, control panels, and testing IT knowledge r