Electric Commissioning Technician

Electrical Commissioning Technician
Location: West Chester
Employment Type: Contract to hire

We are seeking an Electrical Commissioning Technician to support functional, operational, and electrical testing of advanced 3-phase UPS systems used in critical-power applications. The ideal candidate has strong electrical troubleshooting skills, experience with electrical test equipment, and flexibility to support production and assembly schedules.

Responsibilities

• Set up and perform electrical and functional testing on UPS systems, assemblies, controls, breakers, and related components.

• Read and interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, bills of material, and test specifications.

• Troubleshoot electrical, wiring, mechanical, and operational issues; perform AC/DC circuit analysis.

• Use multimeters, continuity testers, hipot testers, ground bond testers, and power meters to verify performance.

• Upload firmware, configure control panels, and verify protective relays, sensors, meters, and communication devices.

• Document test results, defects, and rework; communicate findings to Engineering, Quality, and Manufacturing.

• Follow electrical safety, lockout/tagout, PPE, and approved testing procedures.

• Support 5S, Lean manufacturing, and improvements to quality, productivity, and test cycle time.

Required Qualifications

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.

• Experience in electrical testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, or electrical assembly.

• Ability to interpret electrical drawings and test procedures.

• Working knowledge of AC/DC circuits and 3-phase electrical systems.

• Experience using electrical diagnostic and testing equipment.

• Strong attention to detail, documentation, communication, and problem-solving skills.

• Ability to work independently after training in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

• Flexibility to work overtime or alternate shifts as testing needs require.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with UPS systems, PDUs, switchgear, electrical panels, or industrial electrical equipment.

• Familiarity with load testing, protective relays, breakers, CTs, and electronic controls.

• Electrical or wiring certification.

• Basic Windows and digital test-documentation skills.

Required plant electrical-safety training must be completed before testing begins. Work involves standing, bending, reaching, using tools, and moving materials within company safety guidelines.