The UPS Sales Manager is responsible for managing key accounts, driving sales growth, and developing new business with reseller accounts in the UPS and mission-critical power markets. They will serve as a technical resource for the team, provide configuration and quotation assistance, and maintain strong relationships with resellers.
The Service Manager leads and manages nationwide field technician teams, overseeing post-sale support, warranty administration, and staff development. This role serves as the primary subject matter expert for power systems and ensures operational excellence through quality control and strategic business planning.
The CI Manager is responsible for leading the Critical Infrastructure team, driving profitable growth, and managing regional sales and project execution. They will oversee P&L, develop customer relationships, and ensure field teams deliver high-quality, safe, and profitable project outcomes.
Lead the Critical Infrastructure field execution team and manage project delivery, including estimating, handoffs, scheduling, procurement, safety, quality, billing, and cost controls. Own regional P&L performance, develop revenue and gross profit forecasts, improve execution processes, and maintain strong customer relationships.
The Service Coordinator is responsible for scheduling and dispatching workers, equipment, and service vehicles to meet customer needs. They also maintain accurate records of work orders, monitor personnel utilization, and serve as a primary point of contact for resolving service issues.
The Generator Service Technician is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting of generator sets and parallel systems ranging from 5-5000kw. They will also perform start-up commissioning, load bank testing, and provide technical support for electrical and mechanical components.
Oversee and evaluate vendor service quality for HVAC, generator, electrical, fire suppression, and telemetry systems through technical inspections, audits, and preventive maintenance reviews. Maintain quality documentation and analysis, resolve service issues, support vendor selection and risk management, and train internal teams on quality control.
The Assistant Program Manager oversees service delivery for a large telecommunications customer, including managing subcontractors and internal technicians. They are responsible for tracking maintenance tickets, approving invoices, and reporting financial information to the customer.
The Assistant Program Manager oversees service delivery for telecommunications outside plant contracts, including managing subcontractors and internal technicians. They are responsible for tracking maintenance tickets, ensuring timely repairs, and reporting financial data to customers.
The Quality Assurance Manager oversees service quality for HVAC, electrical, and power generation systems by evaluating vendor performance and conducting technical inspections. They are also responsible for developing quality control systems, performing audits, and implementing training programs for internal teams.
The Service Specialist manages daily operations for a key account, including scheduling workers, procuring supplies, and ensuring account profitability. They serve as the primary point of contact for customers, handling inquiries, invoicing, and resolving service issues.
The Program Manager will oversee all aspects of a large telecommunications customer's inside plant service needs, including managing internal technicians and subcontractors. They are responsible for tracking service tickets, coordinating repairs, and maintaining detailed preventative and emergency maintenance reports.
The Quality Assurance Manager oversees service quality for HVAC, electrical, and power generation systems by managing vendors and conducting technical inspections. They are responsible for developing quality control systems, performing audits, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
The Program Manager will oversee telecommunications service contracts and manage internal technicians to execute preventative maintenance. They are responsible for tracking service tickets, communicating with customers, and ensuring the timely completion of repairs.
The Service Specialist manages daily operations for a key account, including optimizing profitability and ensuring excellent customer service. They are responsible for scheduling workers, managing inventory, handling invoicing, and serving as the primary point of contact for internal and external stakeholders.
The Program Manager will oversee telecommunications service contracts and manage internal technicians to execute preventative maintenance. They are responsible for tracking service tickets, communicating with customers, and ensuring all equipment repairs are completed efficiently.
The Senior Solutions Engineer leads the technical development of integrated energy and critical power solutions while serving as the senior technical authority for strategic customer opportunities. They are responsible for establishing engineering standards, mentoring technical staff, and ensuring the delivery of accurate, competitive, and executable system designs.
The Generator Service Technician is responsible for performing maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on generator sets and parallel systems. They will also conduct start-up commissioning, load bank testing, and provide technical support for various electrical and mechanical components.
The Generator Field Technician will supervise and develop a team of service technicians while performing hands-on maintenance, startup, and repair of industrial generators. They are responsible for ensuring safety compliance, quality control, and providing technical support to customers and staff within their assigned territory.
The Generator Service Technician is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and commissioning of generator sets and parallel systems. They will perform troubleshooting on electrical and mechanical components, conduct load bank testing, and provide technical support for various power systems.
The role focuses on driving sales growth and developing new business opportunities within the data center market, specifically for power and renewable energy solutions. Key duties include building relationships with decision-makers, executing strategic sales plans, and negotiating complex contracts.
Perform installation, alteration, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and equipment for customers. Responsibilities include troubleshooting circuits, verifying NEC compliance, and guiding clients on equipment usage.
Supervise and direct a team of service technicians performing startup, repair, and maintenance of industrial generators and related equipment. Lead safety initiatives, execute quality control programs, and provide technical mentorship and customer support.
Supervise and direct a team of service technicians performing startup, repair, and maintenance of industrial generators and related equipment. Provide technical mentorship, oversee safety initiatives, and manage customer relationships to ensure high-quality field operations.
