NETA Field Test Technician

Posted 3 days ago

liberty personnel servicesLas Vegas (NV)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians Testing Laboratories and Services

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About the role

NETA Field Test Technician Join a rapidly expanding NETA testing agency with career growth opportunities! Our clients require hands-on experience in test start-up, repair, and retrofit of circuit breakers, switchgear, transformers, motors, controls, electric power equipment, etc. Prefer NETA Level 3 Certification, but will look at all levels. We are searching for an individual with a minimum of 2 years experience with a substantial part of that being in the electrical power distribution industry in servicing, maintaining, and testing electrical power distribution equipment. NETA III is preferable, NETA II would be considered, NETA IV is always welcome. In addition, this experience should specifically include the following areas: Medium Voltage (600V to 38kV), starting up drives, IR Thermography/Photography, protective relays, switchgear, relays, arc flash, and breaker testing. Ideally, this individual will have experience with NETA testing as well. We are looking for all NETA field test technicians. You will be joining an already established NETA company (one of the founding companies) with many NETA IIIs and NETA IVs to work with / rely on, plus our NETA technicians that are specialists in their own areas of testing / maintenance.

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