About us

Electrical Testing Solutions

Headquartered in Oshkosh, WI, Electrical Testing Solutions has been delivering electrical power solutions to customers throughout the United States for many years. Our work has taken team members to 33 states.

We enjoy an excellent working relationship with our customers and look forward to continued growth. Our goal is to keep your electrical equipment on line and save you production costs.

Our highly trained and certified technicians have experience in the testing and repair of all types of electrical equipment — from vintage air circuit breakers to the latest microprocessor-based relay. Our technicians are trained according to NETA and ANSI standards.

In addition to providing an independent evaluation of the suitability of electrical power equipment and systems for internal use, we offer many services and maintenance programs that we can tailor to meet your specific needs.

Electrical Testing Solutions is looking for a Field Diesel Power Generator Technician to join the team! Let us help you grow your skills to create a career you can be proud of. At Electrical Testing Solutions we give you the flexibility and tools needed to grow and advance your future.

Your Role:

· Operating, testing, setting up, and servicing diesel driven generators

· Advanced troubleshooting on different size generators

· Interacting with customers in a respectful and professional matter

· Highly motivated and self-driven individual able to work independently

· Performing preventative maintenance on power generator systems

· Must demonstrate a safety-first mindset

· Maintaining records of repairs and maintenance performed on equipment

· Work requires flexible hours with some weekend nights

· Jobs requires about 10% travel across the country

Must Have:

· 2+ years’ experience in a Diesel Power Generator role or equivalent experience;

· Military or trade/vocational school education is preferred

· Must be willing to travel

· Strong communication skills needed

· Ability to be flexible and adjust to our changing fieldwork