Test Technician - Medium/High Voltage (Union)
Test Technician - Medium/High Voltage (Union)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Insulation resistance (Megger)
- Power factor / Doble testing
- Transformer turns ratio (TTR)
- Winding resistance
- Contact resistance
- Breaker timing and mechanical inspections
- Assist with commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance of substation equipment up to HV levels
- Relay Testing Support
- Assist with basic protective relay testing and functional verification during commissioning and maintenance activities
- Support relay-related work using standard industry test sets such as:
- Omicron CMCDoble test equipment
- Megger relay test tools
- Help perform simple relay checks and system verification, such as:
- Functional checks of protection schemes
- Verification of wiring, inputs/outputs, and control logic
- Participate in end-to-end or system-level testing activities under supervision, without responsibility for advanced relay programming or settings development
- General Field Responsibilities
- Interpret single-line diagrams, wiring schematics, and equipment drawings
- Troubleshoot electrical equipment issues and assist in root cause analysis
- Accurately document test results and prepare field service reports
- Ensure compliance with NETA standards, safety regulations, and company procedures
- Travel to client sites and work in outdoor substation environments
- MeggerDobleVanguard or similar
- Basic understanding of protective relays and control circuits (exposure, not specialization)
- Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics
- Valid driver's license and willingness to travel
- PreferredExperience in a NETA-accredited testing environmentNETA/NICET certification
- Exposure to protective relay testing equipment (Omicron, Doble test sets, etc.)Associate degree or technical certification in Electrical Technology or related fieldOSHA 10/30 or equivalent safety training
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