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What is a Neta technician?

A NETA Technician is a certified professional responsible for testing, maintaining, and certifying electrical power systems to ensure safety and reliability. They perform inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs on switchgear, transformers, circuit breakers, and other power system components. These technicians follow industry standards set by the International Electrical Testing Association (NETA) and often work for testing service companies or electrical contractors. Their role is crucial in preventing electrical failures and ensuring systems operate efficiently.

What does a Neta technician do?

A typical day for a NETA Technician involves performing testing, maintenance, and troubleshooting of electrical power systems in commercial, industrial, or utility environments. This can include fieldwork at client sites, conducting inspections on transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, and protective relays. Technicians often work as part of a team, collaborating with engineers and project managers to ensure systems meet industry standards and regulatory requirements. The work may include travel, physical activity, and strict adherence to safety protocols, making adaptability and a detail-oriented mindset essential for success.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be a Neta technician?

To thrive as a NETA Technician, you need a strong understanding of electrical systems, troubleshooting expertise, and a background in electrical engineering or related technical field, often supported by NETA certification. Experience with power testing instruments, relay testing equipment, and industry-standard safety procedures is crucial. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and effective communication help technicians work well within teams and with clients. These competencies ensure reliability, safety, and compliance in testing and maintaining power distribution equipment.

How to become a Neta Technician?

To become a Neta Technician, candidates typically need a high school diploma or equivalent and relevant technical training or certification in electrical or electronic systems. Practical experience, familiarity with tools and safety procedures, and sometimes a state license are also important for this role.

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NETA Level III/Level IV Electrical Testing Te

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS LLC

Pembroke Pines, FL • On-site

$38/hr

Full-time, Part-time, Per diem

Posted 25 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Perform acceptance, commissioning, maintenance, and diagnostic testing of electrical power equipment in accordance with applicable standards.

  • Perform electrical testing on medium- and high-voltage equipment, interpret test results, and troubleshoot electrical equipment and commissioning issues.

  • Lead testing activities, supervise testing crews, and coordinate testing activities with customers, engineers, and other stakeholders.

Job description

National Electrical Engineering & Commissioning (NEEC)
Position: NETA Level III or Level IV Electrical Testing Technician
Employment Type: Full-Time
Travel: Extensive travel required – projects throughout the United States
Compensation: Competitive salary based on NETA certification, experience, and technical capabilities, plus travel/per diem and company benefits
Starting Hourly Range: $38.00
About NEEC
National Electrical Engineering & Commissioning (NEEC) is a rapidly growing electrical testing and commissioning company specializing in utility-scale Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), Protection & Control (P&C), and electrical apparatus testing.
NEEC supports utilities, EPCs, developers, and equipment manufacturers across the United States. Our teams provide commissioning, acceptance testing, troubleshooting, energization support, and testing of medium- and high-voltage electrical systems.
We are looking for experienced NETA Level III and Level IV Certified Technicians to join our growing Apparatus Testing and Commissioning team.
Position Summary
The NETA Level III / Level IV Technician will perform and lead acceptance, commissioning, maintenance, and diagnostic testing of electrical power equipment at substations, generation facilities, utility-scale BESS projects, and other industrial and utility facilities.
The ideal candidate has strong field-testing experience, understands NETA testing requirements, can independently troubleshoot electrical equipment, and is comfortable working directly with customers, engineers, manufacturers, and other commissioning personnel.
Level IV candidates should also be capable of leading major testing projects, supervising multiple crews, reviewing technical results, and providing technical direction to other technicians.
Key Responsibilities
  • Perform acceptance, commissioning, maintenance, and diagnostic testing in accordance with applicable ANSI/NETA ATS and MTS standards
  • Perform electrical testing on medium- and high-voltage equipment, including:
    • Power transformers
    • Circuit breakers
    • Switchgear
    • Instrument transformers (CTs and PTs)
    • Protective relays
    • Grounding systems
    • Cables
    • Batteries and DC systems
    • Motors and generators, when applicable
    • Other substation and power-distribution equipment
  • Perform insulation resistance, power factor/dissipation factor, winding resistance, transformer turns ratio, excitation current, contact resistance, timing, CT/PT ratio and polarity, and related electrical tests
  • Interpret electrical drawings, one-lines, schematics, wiring diagrams, and manufacturer documentation
  • Evaluate test results and identify abnormal equipment conditions
  • Troubleshoot electrical equipment and commissioning issues
  • Prepare accurate field documentation and technical test reports
  • Verify equipment installation and readiness for energization
  • Participate in equipment energization and electrical switching activities
  • Coordinate testing activities with customers, engineers, OEM representatives, contractors, and NEEC project teams
  • Maintain and verify proper operation of test equipment
  • Follow NEEC safety procedures and customer-specific safety requirements
  • Mentor and provide technical direction to junior technicians
  • Support development of standardized testing and commissioning procedures
Level III Responsibilities
In addition to performing testing independently, Level III technicians will be expected to:
  • Lead testing activities and small field crews
  • Supervise and provide guidance to Level I and Level II technicians
  • Manage routine and moderately complex testing assignments
  • Evaluate testing data and determine whether results meet applicable standards and manufacturer requirements
  • Assist with project planning, daily work coordination, and customer communication
  • Perform electrical switching when qualified and authorized
  • Take responsibility for safe execution of assigned field activities
Level IV Responsibilities
Level IV technicians will additionally be expected to:
  • Independently lead large and technically complex testing and commissioning projects
  • Supervise multiple testing crews
  • Serve as the senior technical resource on assigned projects
  • Perform complex troubleshooting, investigations, testing, and equipment evaluations
  • Review and approve field test results and reports
  • Develop testing plans and project execution strategies
  • Provide technical guidance to Level II and Level III technicians
  • Coordinate directly with customers, engineering teams, utilities, and OEMs
  • Assist NEEC leadership with technician development, training, and technical standards
Required Qualifications
  • Current NETA Level III or Level IV Electrical Testing Technician certification
  • Strong knowledge of electrical power systems and electrical testing principles
  • Experience testing medium- and/or high-voltage electrical equipment
  • Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and one-line diagrams
  • Experience with commonly used electrical test equipment from manufacturers such as Doble, Megger, Omicron, Vanguard, or equivalent
  • Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills
  • Ability to accurately document and communicate technical findings
  • Strong understanding of electrical safety and safe work practices
  • Valid driver's license
  • Ability to travel extensively throughout the United States
  • Ability to work outages, extended shifts, nights, and weekends when required by project schedules
Preferred Qualifications
  • Utility substation commissioning experience
  • BESS commissioning or testing experience
  • Protection & Control / relay-testing experience
  • Experience with high-voltage substations up to 500 kV
  • Experience with transformer diagnostics and advanced apparatus testing
  • Experience with Doble, Omicron, Megger, and Vanguard testing platforms
  • Familiarity with NFPA 70E, OSHA requirements, ANSI/NETA ATS, and ANSI/NETA MTS
  • Experience supervising technicians and leading field-testing projects
  • Experience working directly with utilities, EPC contractors, and OEMs
Why Join NEEC?
NEEC offers experienced technicians the opportunity to work on some of the most technically challenging electrical infrastructure and utility-scale energy-storage projects in the country.
We provide:
  • Competitive compensation
  • Travel and per diem
  • Company benefits
  • Opportunities for overtime
  • Career advancement opportunities
  • Exposure to utility-scale BESS, substations, P&C, and advanced electrical testing
  • Opportunities to lead projects and develop junior technicians
  • Technical training and professional development
  • A growing organization where experienced technicians can have a meaningful impact
NEEC is committed to building one of the strongest electrical testing and commissioning teams in the industry.
National Electrical Engineering & Commissioning (NEEC) is an Equal Opportunity Employer.