Job Description

CK Power is a family-owned business that has been providing off-highway power solutions for 90 years. At CK Power, we have the well-deserved reputation of engineering and building products that simply cant be made by the competition. We provide custom diesel power units and generators to a diverse group of industries that power the background of everyday life. To learn more, please visit us at www.ckpower.com. CK Power is looking for an experiencedField Service Generator Technicianat our Oklahoma City location. In this position you will support customers by performing maintenance, diagnostic, and repair operations on power generation units. What You'll Do: Provide excellent customer service.Manage all aspects of critical power systems installation, start-up, and commissioning. Oversee correction of issues arising from commissioning.Perform diagnostic and repair procedures on all systems including PLCs, AC/DC, and switch gears.Perform scheduled and preventative maintenance on electric power generation equipment, including gas and diesel engines, generators, and transfer switches.Coordinate with installing electrical contractors.Participate in an On-Call rotation. What You'll Need: 5 years' minimum experience with diesel power generation.AAS Electrical Power Generator Technician certification or graduation from a technical school.Possess generator diagnostic skills.Computer-literate.Self-directed.Strong written and verbal communication skills. Commitment to excellent customer service.Electrical Generating Systems Association (EGSA) certification a plusAbility to work Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. with overtime as needed.Willingness and ability to be On-Call.Willingness and ability to travel overnight as needed.Willingness to become familiar with working off-site and with mining companies. The above list is non-exhaustive. Other essential job functions may exist that are not listed here. Competitive pay and benefits! Ask about our sign-on bonus! Equal Opportunity Employer including veterans and persons with disabilities.

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