E&M Generator Technician (Eelectro-Mechanic)

The E&M Generator Technician is responsible for the installation, commissioning, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of diesel/gas generator sets and associated power systems used at telecom and industrial sites.

The role ensures reliable backup power availability to protect critical infrastructure and minimize downtime.

· Perform scheduled preventive maintenance (PM) on diesel and gas generators of various makes, models, and capacities

· Conduct diagnostic testing, load bank testing, and generator start-up/commissioning procedures

· Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical faults on generator engines, alternators, control panels, and Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS)

· Inspect and service cooling systems, fuel systems, lubrication systems, and exhaust systems

· Monitor generator performance parameters (voltage, frequency, oil pressure, coolant temperature) and take corrective action

· Maintain fuel inventory records and coordinate fuel replenishment for generator sites

· Test and maintain battery bank systems, UPS, and automatic transfer switch (ATS) functionality

· Ensure generators are compliant with environmental and emission regulations

· Maintain accurate maintenance logs, fault reports, and service history documentation

· Respond to emergency generator failures and provide 24/7 on-call support as required

· Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Electro-Mechanical Engineering

· 3–6 years of hands-on experience in generator maintenance and repair (diesel/gas engines)

· Strong knowledge of generator systems: engines, alternators, AVR, control panels, and ATS

· Ability to read and interpret electrical/mechanical schematics and generator wiring diagrams

· Experience with load bank testing and performance verification

· Familiarity with OEM maintenance procedures for leading generator brands (Cummins, Caterpillar, Perkins, Kohler, etc.)

· Valid driving license; willingness to travel to remote/outdoor sites

· OEM-certified training from generator manufacturers (Cummins, CAT, Perkins, etc.)

· Experience in telecom tower power systems or critical power infrastructure

· Knowledge of fuel management systems and remote monitoring tools

· OSHA safety certification or equivalent HSE training

· Deep technical knowledge of engine and alternator systems

· Strong fault diagnosis and troubleshooting capability

· Disciplined approach to PM scheduling and documentation

· Ability to work in outdoor, remote, and high-pressure environments

· Safety-conscious with strong adherence to HSE standards