Overview

Job Description Job Description American Jereh is hiring an After-Sales Service Electrician (E-Frac) to support E-Frac equipment operating throughout the Permian Basin. This is a hands-on field electrical position. The electrician will troubleshoot power, drives, controls, and instrumentation during equipment outages, identify the failure, complete the repair, test the system, and return equipment to service. This position requires an electrician with both drives and controls experience. Candidates must have hands-on experience troubleshooting VFDs as well as PLC/HMI-based control systems. General electrical experience without both areas will not meet the technical requirements of the role. Key Responsibilities Field Troubleshooting & Equipment RecoveryRespond to electrical and controls failures on E-Frac and related oilfield equipment.Troubleshoot equipment during field outages and restore systems to operation.Diagnose failures across power distribution, drives, motors, controls, instrumentation, sensors, and protection systems.Determine the source of electrical and control faults using schematics, one-line diagrams, PLC/HMI information, test equipment, and field inspection.Complete electrical repairs, wiring corrections, component replacement, equipment modifications, and required testing.Verify equipment operation before returning systems to service.Support startup, commissioning, operational testing, corrective maintenance, rig-up, rig-down, and field preparation. Electrical Power, Drives & Controls The electrician must have hands-on troubleshooting experience with:VFDs and motor drivesSwitchgearTransformersMCCsElectric motorsPower-distribution equipmentControl panelsPLCsHMIsInstrumentationSensorsElectrical protection systems Additional responsibilities include:Troubleshoot 480V and medium-voltage electrical systems.Support 13.8kV and other MV/HV equipment within established qualification and safety requirements.Diagnose VFD faults, motor circuits, control circuits, PLC I/O, HMI alarms, field wiring, communication issues, instrumentation failures, sensor faults, and protection trips.Troubleshoot switchgear, transformers, MCCs, motor starters, breakers, relays, and related power-distribution equipment.Perform continuity testing, insulation-resistance testing, grounding checks, cable troubleshooting, voltage measurements, and other required electrical tests.Read and interpret electrical schematics, one-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, ladder diagrams, control drawings, and manufacturer procedures.Follow LOTO, NFPA 70E, arc-flash, grounding, electrical isolation, and company safety requirements. Customer & Field SupportServe as the electrical technical resource during equipment failures, startup, and field operations.Communicate troubleshooting findings, equipment condition, repair status, and operating limitations to operators, technicians, field leadership, Engineering, and customers.Coordinate with Engineering and After-Sales Service when faults require additional technical support.Maintain clear ownership of the repair through testing and return to service. Documentation & ReliabilityComplete service reports, inspection records, troubleshooting findings, and maintenance documentation.Record failed components, repairs completed, parts used, testing performed, and final equipment status.Identify recurring electrical or control-system failures and communicate findings to Engineering and service leadership.Provide field feedback that supports equipment reliability and future design or service improvements. Required QualificationsHands-on experience as an industrial, oilfield, power-generation, I&E, controls, or field-service electrician.Demonstrated experience troubleshooting electrical failures during active equipment outages.Ability to diagnose the failure, complete corrective repairs, test the system, and restore equipment to operation.Hands-on VFD/drives experience is required.Hands-on PLC, HMI, and control-panel troublesh