Under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement, the hourly rate range for this position is $56.94 to $63.03, subject to collectively bargained wage increases.
Job Responsibilities
Electric unit technicians travel to PG&E facilities in locations throughout the service territory and perform field testing & measurements such as:
Substation and Powerplant Ground Grid Measurements
Substation and Powerplant Ground Grid Continuity Testing
Soil Resistivity Measurements
Electric unit technicians also help support onsite electrical testing activities in the ATS High Current Yard and High Voltage Lab and assist with investigations and failure analysis work.
This work may include
Fabricating and setting up test fixtures
Operating test equipment (Hi-pot, Megger, etc.)
Setting up and operating Test Yards & Labs
Dismantling, disassembling, and disposing of equipment
Material handling & logistical support
Lab and test equipment maintenance and calibration
Travel is required between 50% to 75% of the time. When in the field, Technicians are expected to work independently or as part of a two-person team.
Qualifications
Minimum
AA degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or similar appropriate area of study; Or the equivalent education and experience
2 years of experience as Engineering Technician I, or, as an Electrician, Electric Technician, or similar role
Must possess a valid California driver’s license or ability to obtain one by the first day of employment
Desired
Three years or more of experience as an Electrician, Electric Technician, or similar role
Knowledge of electrical testing techniques, test equipment, and materials involved
Familiarity with Quality Programs
NETA certification is highly desirable or equivalent to high-voltage electrical testing, maintenance and commissioning.