eFrac Electrician

Position Overview

Jereh North American Group is seeking an experienced eFrac Electrician to support electrical, electronic, and controls systems used in electric fracturing and oilfield equipment throughout the Permian Basin.

This is a hands-on field-service position responsible for troubleshooting, commissioning, maintaining, and repairing electrical power and control systems operating in demanding oilfield environments.

The strongest candidates will bring experience from oilfield electrical systems, drilling rigs, hydraulic fracturing, pressure pumping, mobile power generation, industrial controls, commissioning, or heavy-equipment field service .

Direct eFrac experience is preferred but is not required when the candidate demonstrates strong oilfield electrical troubleshooting, controls, commissioning, and field-service capability.

Key Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot and repair electrical and electronic systems supporting eFrac and related oilfield equipment.
• Diagnose failures involving VFDs, switchgear, transformers, MCCs, electric motors, power-distribution equipment, control panels, PLCs, HMIs, instrumentation, sensors, and electrical protection systems .
• Perform field troubleshooting during equipment outages and restore equipment to safe operating condition.
• Support equipment commissioning, startup, energization, testing, mobilization, rig-up, operation, shutdown, and rig-down .
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, single-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, controls drawings, technical manuals, and manufacturer documentation.
• Troubleshoot electrical controls and communication issues affecting equipment operation.
• Perform preventive and corrective electrical maintenance.
• Inspect power cables, terminations, grounding systems, connectors, electrical enclosures, motor circuits, controls wiring, and protection devices.
• Use multimeters, insulation-resistance testers, meggers, clamp meters, and other electrical diagnostic equipment.
• Work with operations, field-service, engineering, controls, mechanical, and customer personnel during troubleshooting and repairs.
• Document failures, repairs, test results, equipment conditions, and unresolved technical issues.
• Participate in equipment reliability, root-cause-analysis, and continuous-improvement activities.
• Follow LOTO, arc-flash, grounding, electrical-safety, and customer-site requirements.
• Support 24/7 field operations, including nights, weekends, rotations, and emergency callouts when required.
• Travel to customer locations throughout the Permian Basin.

Required Qualifications

• Hands-on experience troubleshooting industrial or oilfield electrical systems.
• Experience with electrical controls and field electrical equipment.
• Experience with several of the following:
• VFDs
• Switchgear
• Transformers
• MCCs
• Electric motors
• Industrial power distribution
• PLCs
• HMIs
• Instrumentation
• Electrical control panels
• Ability to read and troubleshoot from electrical schematics and single-line diagrams.
• Experience performing electrical diagnostics using appropriate testing equipment.
• Experience working in field-service, commissioning, maintenance, or equipment-support environments.
• Understanding of LOTO, arc-flash protection, grounding, and safe electrical work practices.
• Ability to support extended shifts and field callouts.
• Valid driver's license and ability to travel throughout the Permian Basin.

Preferred Qualifications

• Direct eFrac or electric pressure-pumping experience.
• Electrical/electronics experience on drilling rigs.
• Hydraulic-fracturing or pressure-pumping field experience.
• Oilfield electrical and electronics troubleshooting.
• Equipment commissioning and startup experience.
• Medium-voltage or high-voltage experience.
• PLC/HMI and industrial controls troubleshooting.
• Experience with mobile power-generation systems.
• Experience supporting electrically driven pumps, motors, or rotating equipment.
• Journeyman Electrician license, Electrical Contractor license, or equivalent industrial electrical certification.
• NFPA 70E, OSHA, LOTO, arc-flash, or related electrical-safety training.
• West Texas or Permian Basin oilfield experience.