Low Voltage Technician-Substations

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archetype permanent solutionsPhoenix (AZ)

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Low Voltage Technicians – SCADA, RTU, and Substation Systems

Location: Phoenix, AZ Employment Type: Full-Time | Contract options available Industries: Utilities, Energy, Oil & Gas, Industrial Automation, Transportation Are you experienced in low voltage systems and looking to work on cutting-edge automation and control technology? We are actively seeking skilled Low Voltage Technicians across a range of specialties, with strong experience in Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), SCADA systems, and substation automation. Open Roles Include: SCADA Technicians / SCADA Integrators

Responsibilities: Install, configure, and maintain SCADA systems using RTUs and PLCsIntegrate telemetry, HMI interfaces, and communication networks Set up and troubleshoot communication protocols including Modbus and DNP3Ideal Background:

Utilities, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing
Experience with telemetry systems, radio/modem setup, and network troubleshooting
Substation Automation Technicians

Responsibilities:

Implement, test, and maintain automation and control systems in substations
Configure and program substation RTUs and communication gear
Support substation commissioning and relay testing

Ideal Background:

Electrical Utilities, EPC Contractors
Proficient in IEC 61850, relay logic, and RTU interfacing
Protection & Control (P&C) Technicians

Responsibilities:

Configure and test protection relays and RTUs in high and low voltage environments
Integrate SCADA and communication systems for monitoring and control
Assist with substation commissioning activities

Ideal Background:

Utility and Industrial Power Systems
Skilled in protective relaying, SCADA-RTU integration, and system diagnostics
Field Service Technicians – Low Voltage Systems

Responsibilities: Install and maintain RTUs, remote controllers, and monitoring systems.

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