FAQs
What does a Power Generation Mechanic do?
A Power Generation Mechanic operates, maintains, tests, repairs, services, and stores electrical generating equipment, water distribution systems, flood lights, air compressors, and aircraft arresting systems.
What are the principal responsibilities of this role?
The principal responsibilities include examining electrical equipment for damages, using test equipment, maintaining electrical power distribution systems, troubleshooting repairs, and ensuring compliance with technical standards.
What are the minimum requirements for this position?
Applicants must have organizational skills, a valid home country driver's license, a high school diploma or equivalent, and experience with high/low voltage generators and load testing.
Is prior experience with Maximo software preferred?
Yes, Maximo experience is preferred.
What type of work environment can I expect?
The work environment includes maintenance shops or warehouses and may require outdoor work for extended periods.
Are there physical demands associated with this job?
Yes, the job requires the ability to lift, push, and pull a minimum of 50 lbs. and perform extensive work handling/lifting equipment.
Will this position require travel?
Yes, the Power Generation Mechanic must be able to travel domestically and internationally.
Is safety training provided?
Yes, employees are required to wear proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) according to prescribed procedures and as required for tasks being performed.
Do I need to have certification specific to this role?
While specific certifications are not listed, related experience and knowledge in maintaining electrical generating equipment are critical.
What opportunities are there for advancement in this role?
Advancement opportunities may arise based on performance, additional training, and experience within the organization.