Medium Voltage Test Technician - NETA Qualified

Posted 2 days ago

rpc companyPhoenix (AZ)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40+/hour

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Medium Voltage Test Technician needed in Phoenix, AZ.$40+/hour, direct hire. Full benefits: 401(k) matched 50¢ on the dollar up to 6%, profit sharing bonus, medical/dental/vision with preventive care fully covered, company-paid life and disability, flexible PTO, company-provided PPE.We are hiring a Medium Voltage Test Technician for a power distribution equipment manufacturer in Phoenix, AZ. This medium voltage technician role needs real MV switchgear test experience, ideally someone who's done NETA acceptance testing or commissioning on medium voltage switchgear in a data center. This position works in one location, first shift.
REQUIREMENTS: Medium voltage testing experience (switchgear at 1kV and above, such as 4.16kV, 12kV, 13.8kV, or 34.5kV class).- NETA acceptance testing or commissioning experience on medium voltage switchgear, data center commissioning strongly preferred- Comfortable with megohmmeters, micro-ohmmeters, partial discharge detectors, and relay test setsJOB DUTIESFinal medium voltage switchgear test and sign-off before shipment — insulation resistance testing, dielectric withstand (hipot) testing, contact resistance testing on breaker contacts, partial discharge testing, relay coordination testing, and full documentation on every unit. ABOUT OUR CLIENTThis medium voltage switchgear manufacturer is adding capacity faster than they can staff it, has taken on manufacturing work that used to belong to a global electrical brand, and is building new product lines from scratch. Their switchgear runs mission-critical facilities. They train, promote, and invest in employees. Apply Now!#Medium Voltage#Medium Voltage Test Technician#NETA #Commissioning#Switchgear #Data Center#Mission Critical#Phoenix Jobs#Electrical Testing#Direct Hire#NETATechnician

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