Job Description
Job Title: DC Power / Battery Technician
Location: Greater Houston Area (with regular local travel and occasional travel to neighboring states)
Employment Type: Full-Time
Overview:
We are looking for a DC Power / Battery Technician to support the installation, maintenance, and servicing of industrial battery systems across Houston and surrounding regions. This role is similar to a UPS technician but focuses on large-scale DC power systems used in critical environments such as utilities, telecom facilities, data centers, and industrial plants.
Key Responsibilities:
Install, test, and maintain industrial DC power systems, including stationary battery banks, rectifiers, and chargers.
Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and corrective repairs on industrial battery systems and related DC equipment.
Support battery replacements, upgrades, and commissioning of new systems.
Conduct load testing, impedance testing, and capacity testing on battery systems.
Verify and record proper date codes, serial numbers, and system documentation during installations and maintenance.
Safely handle, palletize, and prepare defective batteries for recycling in compliance with environmental and safety standards.
Maintain organized records of service activities, test results, and equipment performance.
Assist with logistics such as loading/unloading and transporting industrial batteries as required.
Follow strict safety protocols while working with high-energy DC systems.
Collaborate with field supervisors, project managers, and other technicians to deliver efficient service.
Qualifications:
2+ years of experience with industrial DC power systems, stationary batteries, or related equipment.
Experience with commercial battery systems will be considered, though industrial background is preferred.
Familiarity with testing methods (capacity, impedance, load testing).
Ability to read and interpret schematics and follow technical procedures.
Strong troubleshooting skills with electrical or electro-mechanical equipment.
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel locally and occasionally out of state.
Must be comfortable with physically demanding work including lifting, moving, and installing heavy batteries.
Preferred Skills:
Previous work in telecom, utilities, or industrial power environments.
Certifications in battery maintenance, OSHA, or electrical safety.
Hands-on experience with rectifiers, inverters, or UPS systems.
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