O&M Site Technician II- Fencepost

About the role

Enel is a globally recognized leader in sustainable energy, consistently named one of Fortune Magazine’s “Companies that are Changing the World.” It serves around 70 million customers in more than 30 countries across 5 continents. The Enel Group vision is about Open Power—opening energy access, new technologies, new ways to manage energy, new uses of energy, and more partnerships. Enel North America leads the energy transition, creating sustainable energy solutions for individuals, businesses, and communities.

Responsibilities

• Work at solar PV power plants maintaining, testing, and troubleshooting AC and DC circuits ranging from medium voltage (13.8kV and below) to 12VDC.
• Maintain station service electrical equipment such as motors, motor controls, electrical switchgear, transformers, inverters, solar PV panels, panel tracking mechanisms, electrical protective devices, main and auxiliary generators, lighting, power supplies, HVAC systems, security and battery support systems.
• Troubleshoot and overhaul equipment; perform preventative and predictive maintenance activities.
• Test, maintain, troubleshoot, and replace solar PV power plant related electrical equipment.
• Gain technical information from electrical schematics, vendor information, and applicable codes.
• Perform current and voltage readings as necessary.
• Understand reliability based maintenance philosophies and work toward certifications such as CMRT and CMRP.
• Perform plant related preventative, reactive, and predictive maintenance scheduled by the Site Manager and/or Lead Technician.

Requirements

• Associates degree or equivalent desired.
• 0‑3 years of related experience desired.
• TX Electricians License.
• Availability for daily regional travel to job sites as needed.
• Valid driver’s license operable in all 50 states and Canada with a clean driving record.
• Use of PPE required, consistent with EGPNA, NFPA, or OSHA guidelines.

Qualifications

• Ability to use electrical test equipment such as DMM, meggers, and multi‑process calibration equipment.
• Strong knowledge in electrical theory and troubleshooting techniques.
• Operational power plant experience is a plus.
• Willingness to work overtime when required.