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This full-time position will troubleshoot, repair, and maintain Kodiak Electric Association's GE 1.5 MW wind turbines, Flywheel energy storage system (FESS), Battery energy storage system (BESS), Diesel electric generators and perform general power plant and facility maintenance.

Kodiak Electric Association (KEA) is a progressive and innovative stand-alone generation, transmission, and distribution electric cooperative located on spectacular Kodiak Island in the Gulf of Alaska, 252 air miles southwest of Anchorage, serving approximately 6,000 meters with 388 miles of line.  The cooperative is recognized as an industry leader in implementing sustainable, renewable energy solutions with environmental stewardship, and in 2021, our renewable portfolio of hydro and wind generated 99.9% of our power.

Kodiak Island has breathtaking pristine scenic beauty, is a sportsman's paradise, and offers numerous fishing, hunting and recreational activities.  This is the land of wild King Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Silver Salmon, Halibut, and the great Kodiak Brown Bear.  Approximately two-thirds of the island is National Wildlife Refuge.  The Port of Kodiak is consistently ranked as one of the top three fishing ports in the U.S.  Alaska's Emerald Island has a mild, ever-changing maritime climate.

KEA offers an excellent comprehensive NRECA and IBEW benefits package.  Alaska does not have a state income tax.  

A complete job description and application is on our website:  www.kodiakelectric.com.  Email Nancy B. Sweeney, Human Resources, Kodiak Electric Association, for more information:  nbsweeney@kodiak.coop.  This position is open until filled.  This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

An appropriate vocational degree, Electrical Certificate of Fitness, or certified OEM Trained is required.  Experience in Power Plant Maintenance is desired.  Must have knowledge of electrical maintenance and operation of diesel engines, hydroelectric turbines, and generators.  Must have full knowledge of lockout/tagout procedures, dispatch switching order procedures, log maintenance programs, air systems, water systems, fuel and oil systems, hydraulics systems and tools.