8+ years of experience in transformer assembly, installation, maintenance, or field service
Experience leading crews and coordinating tasks on job sites
Strong communication skills for effective team interaction
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and schematics
Proficient in completing field documentation like service reports and checklists
Skilled in managing field activities and maintaining productivity
Familiarity with OEM standards and industry regulations
Responsibilities
Lead field work for transformer installation, maintenance, and testing
Direct daily crew activities and assign tasks for efficiency
Act as the on-site contact for supervisors and project managers
Ensure compliance with safety standards and environmental requirements
Monitor job progress and adjust plans to meet performance targets
Interpret technical drawings and follow work procedures
Oversee transformer testing and basic diagnostics
Benefits
Opportunity for extensive travel across the continental USA
Potential for career advancement in a specialized field
Work in diverse environments including substations and power plants
Gain experience with cutting-edge transformer technology
Collaborative work culture with a focus on safety and quality
Full Job Description
We're looking for a LeadTransformer Technician whose primary role is to direct and coordinate day-to-day field activities related to the installation, assembly, maintenance, repair, and testing of power transformers across substations, power plants, and industrial environments. This position is responsible for ensuring work is executed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with project scope, schedule, and quality standards.
What You'll Do:
Lead and perform field work involving the installation, assembly, maintenance, repair, and testing of power transformers and associated equipment
Direct and coordinate daily crew activities, assigning tasks and ensuring work is executed efficiently and according to project scope
Serve as the on-site point of contact for supervisors, project managers, and other stakeholders regarding job progress and field conditions
Ensure all work is performed in compliance with safety standards, including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), PPE, and environmental requirements
Monitor job progress, productivity, and quality, making real-time adjustments to maintain schedule and performance targets
Interpret and follow technical drawings, procedures, and specifications
Assist with and oversee transformer testing and basic diagnostics
Support and verify completion of field documentation, including service reports, test forms, and checklists, JSAs
Identify, document, and communicate field issues, delays, or non-conformances, and assist in developing corrective actions
Provide on-the-job guidance and support to junior technicians and ensure proper equipment usage
The Experience We're Looking For:
Over 8+ years of experience in transformer assembly, installation, maintenance, and/or field service within substations, power plants, or industrial environments
Prior experience leading or directing crews on job sites, including task assignment and workflow coordination
Effective communication skills, with the ability to interface with team members, supervisors, and other trades on-site
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and work procedures
Ability to complete and support field documentation, including service reports, checklists, and basic test records
Proven ability to coordinate field activities, manage priorities, and maintain productivity in a fast-paced environment
Familiarity with OEM standards, utility requirements, and industry standards
Additional Requirements:
Ability to travel up to 80% throughout continental USA, reflecting flexibility and commitment to project needs.
Ability to pass a stringent drug screening and background check, ensuring compliance with organizational standards and policies.
Hold a valid and current driver's license with a clean driving record, demonstrating reliability and adherence to safety regulations; Class A CDL preferred.
OSHA certification and TWIC card are a plus.
Bonus Points for:
Experience with transformer oil filtration, testing, or disassembly
Possession of a Class A CDL, OSHA training, or a TWIC card
Holding a DOT medical certification
Familiarity with transformer components, control wiring, or oil filtration
Experience using shop equipment, electrical tools, or test platforms
Knowledge of transformer teardown or disposal preparation procedures
Previous work experience with energized equipment or substations
