Factory Acceptance Testing Technician - 1st Shift

We are ERock!

ERock is a leader and innovator in distributed energy. ERock has responded to long-term trends in electricity by becoming the first smart-grid supplier to US energy consumers. The company installs, operates, and integrates its highly flexible, low-cost, and quick-response distributed generation to increase reliability and stability, reduce costs and decrease carbon footprint.

At ERock, our backup generators ensure that customers will never be without power, allowing their business to operate normally when there is an outage in the area. Our innovative approach provides customers with highly reliable, ultra-clean backup generation at a fraction of the cost of traditional backup solutions. We seek those who share our commitment to customer service, innovation, and ingenuity.

Role Overview:

We are seeking Factory Acceptance Testing technicians to oversee the testing, scheduling, and yard control operations for our newly manufactured generators. This role is responsible for executing standardized test procedures, documenting results, identifying issues, and ensuring generators meet company and regulatory requirements. The First Shift is scheduled from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform Factory Acceptance Testing on newly manufactured generator systems in accordance with approved procedures, specifications, and work instructions.
• Executing startup, operational, load, and endurance tests per established procedures
• Conducting emissions testing and ensuring accurate data capture and documentation
• Identifying, documenting, and communicating defects or non-conformances
• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, controls, instrumentation, engine, and generator-related issues
• Accurately recording test results and maintaining complete test records
• Supporting safe, organized test yard operations
• Following all safety procedures and promoting a strong safety culture
• Support Engineering, Production, and Quality during advanced troubleshooting and root-cause investigations