Electrical Testing Specialist

Electrical Test Specialist

Traveling: 50-75% + Per diem (traveling to projects within WI)

Position Overview

The Test Technician is a foundational member of the field operations team responsible for supporting electrical testing, commissioning, and maintenance projects in industrial, utility, and commercial environments. This role provides hands-on experience and technical development through daily field execution, safety-focused work practices, and continuous learning opportunities.

Primary Responsibilities

Field Work Execution

• Perform assigned testing and commissioning tasks in accordance with approved test procedures, NETA ATS/MTS standards, and supervisor direction
• Arrive prepared for daily field activities with proper PPE, tools, and understanding of assigned tasks
• Support testing and maintenance of switchgear, transformers, protective relays, cables, breakers, and related electrical equipment
• Communicate unexpected conditions, abnormal readings, or equipment concerns to field leadership immediately
• Maintain clean and organized work areas throughout the duration of the project
• Represent the company professionally while interacting with clients, contractors, and field personnel

Data Sheet Accuracy & Documentation

• Accurately record all test data at the time testing is performed
• Complete all required documentation fields including equipment identification, measured values, instrument information, and as-found/as-left conditions
• Ensure documentation is legible, complete, and organized for review
• Identify and communicate any test results outside of acceptance criteria or customer specifications
• Submit completed documentation to field leadership daily for review and approval

Safety Responsibilities

• Follow all OSHA, NFPA 70E, lockout/tagout, arc flash, and site-specific safety requirements
• Exercise Stop Work Authority when unsafe conditions or uncontrolled hazards are identified
• Report all incidents, near-misses, and unsafe conditions immediately
• Remain alert and safety-focused throughout all field activities
• Support a team-oriented safety culture by looking out for fellow crew members and addressing unsafe behaviors when observed

Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Participation

• Participate actively in all Job Hazard Analysis discussions before work begins
• Understand hazards, control measures, and assigned responsibilities prior to starting work
• Notify leadership immediately if job conditions change and require reassessment of hazards
• Treat JHAs as critical safety tools and consistently apply identified controls throughout the workday

Asset & Equipment Care

• Properly handle, inspect, transport, and store all testing equipment, tools, PPE, and company assets
• Verify calibration status and equipment condition prior to use
• Report damaged or malfunctioning equipment immediately and remove unsafe equipment from service
• Maintain accountability for both company-owned and rental equipment

Technical Development & Apprenticeship Learning

• Actively participate in apprenticeship and technical development programs
• Track and log work hours, equipment exposure, and testing experience accurately within the designated system
• Seek opportunities to expand technical knowledge and field experience
• Complete assigned classroom training, online learning modules, and competency evaluations as required
• Demonstrate a willingness to learn and continuously improve technical and professional skills

Timesheet & Administrative Responsibilities

• Accurately record daily start times, stop times, breaks, and hours worked in the designated system
• Submit completed timesheets daily and ensure correct job numbers and cost codes are used
• Review timesheets for accuracy prior to submission
• Communicate payroll discrepancies or concerns promptly to management

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required
• Technical school, electrical apprenticeship, or industrial maintenance training preferred
• Basic understanding of electrical systems, testing procedures, and industrial safety practices
• Ability to read electrical drawings, schematics, and technical documents preferred
• Strong mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn
• Ability to travel and work in industrial, utility, and commercial environments
• Valid driver’s license required

For immediate consideration, please send your resume to [email protected]