The Generators Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for all combustion engine power
generation equipment, whether prime power or stand-by power.
Will perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance to keep equipment operating at peak efficiency.
Will use various key performance indicators (KPIs) such as oil analysis, fuel testing and analysis; noise, vibration
and temperature monitoring, fuel consumption, and exhaust monitoring to determine
performance level and service needs.
Inspects, tests, evaluates, calibrates and updates generator systems to improve reliability and
to assure dependability and safety and compliance.
Will test all generators under load each month to assure they are ready for emergency conditions that might arise. Orders fuel, spare parts, and expendable supplies needed for generator operations and maintenance.
Responds to 24-hour emergency calls to repair prime and back-up power generator systems during off-duty hours.
Assists in planning and scheduling of generator service and major overhauls.
Works closely with the Electrical Control Technician and Electrical Technician to assess
critical loads requiring backup emergency power, and to assure that the generator isn’t