$28 – $35/hr
The following description is not intended as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel so classified. Management retains the discretion of adding or changing the duties of the position at any time. SUMMARY ESS Service Technician must follow the planned maintenance schedule for regular maintenance and repairs. Ensure timely repairs of equipment at the site, conduct regular inventory of spare parts for equipment failures that occur on site, and maintain a safe stock of spare parts on site. JOB DESCRIPTION Familiar with the company's site management system and has a good understanding of the electrical and structural principles of the company's products. After training, understands and masters the product commissioning procedures, and is familiar with various product installation, commissioning, and maintenance manuals. Proficient in various commissioning skills, such as software upgrades, parameter configuration, DMC/HVAC settings. Proficient in troubleshooting various types of faults, capable of independent problem-solving, and can resolve commissioning challenges based on on-site conditions. Strictly adheres to on-site maintenance safety requirements, proactively identifies and reports potential safety risks in the work. Upon arrival at the site, assesses the overall power station's operational status. Determines maintenance priorities based on the severity of the impact on power station operation. Complete work logs as required, categorizes and records faults, and describes the day's work content. Develop maintenance plans in advance and complete routine maintenance tasks on schedule. Plan spare parts inventory, set safety stock levels for vulnerable components based on project failure rates. Properly label faulty spare parts, records fault times, fault types, and power station numbers. Promptly provides feedback and actively repairs major and special maintenance issues, responds to customer complaints in a timely manner, a