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Generator Technician Bemana is looking for a Generator Technician in Savannah, GA on behalf of one of North America's largest sales and service networks for industrial power products. Serving a broad customer baseincluding hospitals, data centers, commercial truck fleets, and the U.S. militarythe company provides end-to-end technical service, mechanical repair, remanufacturing, and supply chain management. In this role you will be responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting, repairing, and performing both routine maintenance and emergency field service on power generation equipment.
What's in it for you: Up to $42/hr depending on experience. If your target pay is higher, we still encourage you to applywe could request adjustments based on experience and market conditions. Hourly rate incentives based on job site. Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage.401(k) with company match. Paid Time Off (PTO), 8 Paid Holidays, and 1 Paid Wellness Day. Company-paid technical training & referral bonus program.
Responsibilities: Perform diagnostics, failure analysis, emergency field service, and rebuilds on standby power generators (ranging from 8.5 kW to 3,500 kW) and fire pump drivers. Check, diagnose, and repair all supporting equipment systems, including fuel, cooling, and electrical circuitry. Service, modify, and maintain a wide variety of third-party power generation equipment brands. Operate load banks and accurately record instrumentation readings to verify system performance. Drive, operate, and maintain company service trucks while managing assigned parts and tool inventories. Stay up to date on product modifications, technical specifications, and industry best practices.
Qualifications: 4+ years of direct experience servicing power generators between 8.5 kW and 3,500 kW.Strong working knowledge of diesel engines, electrical systems, and complex circuitry. EGSA Certification preferred, but not required. Proficiency with computer software including Microsoft Office Suite.

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