The Generator Technician is responsible for maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing commercial generators on cell phone towers. This includes installing components, performing regular performance checks, and responding to power alarms on an on-call basis.
The role focuses on driving new business growth and expanding customer relationships within the critical power and UPS market. You will lead the full sales lifecycle, including prospecting, proposal development, and contract execution while collaborating with internal teams to deliver tailored solutions.
The Senior Revenue Analyst will improve revenue cycle performance by transforming financial and operational data into actionable insights. They will develop reporting for WIP, AR, and billing metrics while partnering cross-functionally to identify trends and implement process improvements.
The Change Manager will lead organizational change initiatives by developing strategies for process improvements, technology implementations, and structural transformations. They are responsible for engaging stakeholders, coaching team members, and creating visual communication materials to ensure successful adoption of new business processes.
The Area Manager leads and supports field technicians in the maintenance and repair of mission-critical UPS systems and power equipment. They are responsible for ensuring service quality, safety compliance, technician development, and effective coordination with dispatch and customers.
The Area Manager leads and supports field technicians in maintaining and repairing mission-critical UPS systems and power infrastructure. They are responsible for ensuring service quality, safety compliance, technician development, and effective coordination with dispatch and customers.
The HSE Specialist will partner with operational teams to advance health, safety, and environmental objectives, with a focus on electrical and driver safety. Responsibilities include conducting field audits, leading incident investigations, developing safety training, and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations.
The HSE Specialist will partner with operational teams to advance health, safety, and environmental objectives, with a focus on electrical and driver safety. Responsibilities include conducting field audits, leading incident investigations, developing corrective actions, and delivering safety training across various energy infrastructure operations.
The Senior HSE Specialist manages customer compliance platforms and ensures all safety documentation, certifications, and incident metrics are accurate and current. They coordinate cross-functionally to address compliance gaps, support audits, and provide reporting to leadership regarding qualification status and risk.
The Vice President of Business Development will lead the growth strategy for the EV Charging Services business by identifying new market opportunities and expanding existing revenue streams. This role involves managing strategic customer relationships, negotiating complex deals, and providing executive leadership with actionable market insights.
The role focuses on identifying and securing new customers and partners within the Solar and Energy Storage sectors. The manager will build a robust sales pipeline and collaborate with internal teams to drive revenue growth and strategic initiatives.
The Director will lead the Major Component Exchange division by overseeing strategic planning, P&L management, and operational performance. They are responsible for driving wind energy initiatives, ensuring safety compliance, and building strong relationships with customers and OEMs.
The Journeyman Electrician will install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems in commercial and industrial environments, including mission-critical power infrastructure. They are responsible for reading technical diagrams, performing system testing, and mentoring apprentices while ensuring compliance with safety and NEC standards.
The technician will diagnose, troubleshoot, repair, and install commercial HVAC equipment at telecom sites. They are also responsible for conducting regular performance checks and completing daily work reports.
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting, repairing, and installing commercial HVAC equipment at telecom sites. They must also conduct regular performance checks and complete daily work reports accurately.
Oversee and seal commercial, industrial, and utility-scale solar PV and energy storage system designs while ensuring quality control processes are implemented. Collaborate with business development and field services teams to design optimal solutions and provide technical mentorship to junior engineering staff.
The specialist manages the end-to-end pole attachment process, from engineering review and application to final approval. This includes coordinating with electric utilities, cable companies, and other pole owners to secure necessary permissions for OSP telecommunications projects.
Lead end-to-end engineering for complex outside plant programs, including conceptual routing, permitting, and construction release. Manage technical direction for fiber/copper builds while mentoring junior engineers and ensuring NESC compliance.
