Sr. Electrical Testing Technician - NETA 4
Sr. Electrical Testing Technician - NETA 4
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Supervise large projects and multiple crews from initiation through closeout, working independently with minimal oversight.
- Perform complex investigations, tests, and evaluations on power systems and equipment, including protection and control schemes, power quality studies, and failure analysis.
- Own the final test report package — review, validate, and approve the work of Level 2 and Level 3 technicians and issue recommendations to the customer.
- Serve as the primary point of contact for all field service issues and requests, including scope development, change conditions, and escalations.
- Establish and enforce safe work practices across the crew, including energized work permitting, lockout/tagout, arc flash and shock hazard analysis, and NFPA 70E compliance.
- Mentor and train Trainee (NETA 1), Assistant (NETA 2), and Certified (NETA 3) technicians, and verify documented experience supporting their certification advancement.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to troubleshoot and resolve complex electrical issues and to develop test procedures for non-standard scopes.
- Support estimating and project planning by developing scopes of work, labor and equipment requirements, and schedule input.
- Ensure compliance with NETA standards, ANSI/NETA ATS and MTS specifications, and customer specifications throughout testing operations.
- Drive quality and consistency across crews by standardizing procedures, documentation, and equipment readiness.
- What You'll BringNETA Level 4 (Senior Certified Technician) Certification.
- Minimum of 10 years of experience in the electrical testing industry, consistent with ANSI/NETA ETT Level 4 experience requirements.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field (preferred); associate degree, technical/trade school certificate, or military electrical training also considered.
- Proven experience in technical services management, with a focus on electrical systems and NETA standards.
- Experience and working knowledge of electrical codes and standards, such as NEC, NESC, NFPA 70E, and applicable IEEE and ANSI standards.
- Demonstrated success supervising multiple crews and managing concurrent projects, including scheduling, resourcing, and customer communication.
- Expert-level proficiency with relay test sets, power factor and insulation resistance testing, primary and secondary injection, breaker timing, transformer testing, and protection and control commissioning.
- Track record of developing junior technicians and building bench strength on a testing crew.
- Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record; ability to pass a background check, drug screen, and customer site-access requirements.
- Ability to lift and carry test equipment up to 50 lbs and to work outdoors in varying job-site conditions.
- Willingness to travel to job sites and to work off-hours, nights, weekends, and scheduled outages as project needs require. Travel may include assignments outside your home area, including out-of-state travel and overnight stays.
- Strong work ethic and enthusiasm for tackling new challenges with a commitment to finding optimal solutions.
- What You'll GetAs a Quanta Services employee, you'll be offered a wide range of benefits to fit your needs.401(k) with immediate matching and vesting
- Fully comprehensive benefits packages; Medical, Dental, VisionShort-term and long-term benefits
- Employee discounts on consumer goods
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