Description
WSP is seeking an Early Career P&C Field Services Technician to join their project team in Texas.
As a Field Services Technician, you will provide entry-level support for construction, maintenance, environmental sampling, and technical field operations.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Assisting field staff in carrying out service activities across various work sites
- Developing core proficiencies in equipment handling, safety practices, data collection, and documentation standards
- Observing and assisting with basic inspection and testing activities, as well as troubleshooting activities
- Using testing instruments and supporting protection and controls testing
- Gaining experience in the fundamentals of electrical system components and overall structure
- Observing and learning site safety practices, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Recognizing and reporting unsafe conditions, malfunctioning equipment, or unclear instructions to supervisors
- Maintaining consistent attendance and communication regarding assignments
- Working cooperatively with crew members and maintaining professional behavior in the field
The ideal candidate will have:
- A high school diploma or equivalent
- Some experience in electrical testing or a related job capacity
- Some experience or demonstrated interest in field service work, particularly in medium and high voltage circuit breakers, power transformers, instrument transformers, and substation protection and controls testing
- Completion of electrical circuits analysis series, or other courses with AC power system theory
- Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and specifications
- Willingness to participate in required safety and operational training sessions
- Good communication skills and developing problem-solving abilities
Preferred qualifications include:
- An associate's degree in electrical engineering or electrical engineering technology
- Completion of junior-level courses in power system analysis and/or power system protection
- Enrollment in or completion of a vocational, trade, or technical training program
- Prior electrical or construction internship experience
- Knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and various industry standards, such as OSHA and NFPA
In return, you will receive a competitive salary and benefits package.