Power and Energy Recruiting: NETA Certified Testing Technicians
Level I to IV test, relay and commissioning technicians for accredited testing companies, utilities and data center construction across the United States.
More Data Centers Than Certified Technicians
Every new data center has to be tested and signed off before it energizes, and that work has to be done by NETA certified technicians. Construction is outpacing the supply of people who can do it. The technicians you need are already on a rotation somewhere else and are not reading job boards.
A recruiter who doesn't know the difference between acceptance testing and maintenance testing will waste your time. Tom does know, and screens for it.
Who We Place, and Who We Place Them With
Positions We Fill
- Field Service Technician, NETA Level I to IV
- Relay and Protection Technician
- Commissioning Technician
- Test Engineer
- Field Service Supervisor
- Technicians with the field hours to sit the NETA exam
Who We Place Them With
- Accredited electrical testing companies
- Utilities and co-ops
- Data center builders and EPCs
- Substation and switchgear service providers
- Critical power service providers
Screened Before You See Them
Three checks on every candidate, so the first interview starts at the technical conversation.
The Equipment
Switchgear, protective relays, transformers, breakers and the test sets used on them.
The Standards
Working knowledge of ANSI/NETA ATS for acceptance testing and MTS for maintenance testing.
The Travel
The rotation, the per diem and the vehicle are discussed before a job title comes up, so nobody drops out at offer stage.
A Recruiter Who Has Held a Hard Certification
Tom became CCIE #1865 in 1996 after a two-day hands-on lab. He knows what a technical certification costs to earn and what it's worth.
He trained in the US Navy's Advanced Electronics Program before 21 years at Cisco, and started recruiting NETA testing technicians in 2026, reaching 30-plus live openings within months. Nine technicians placed with three accredited testing companies so far.
Level II, III or IV? Or Working Toward It?
You'll hear the travel rotation, the per diem, the vehicle and the certification support before a job title comes up. Most current openings are on data center projects.
If nothing fits today, send your resume and Tom will call when the right site comes up. Veterans get a straight answer and a quick call.
Next Step
Need Certified Technicians on Site?
Tell Tom the site, the certification level and the start date. Fifteen minutes.
Book a Call
Pick a time that suits you on Tom's calendar. Fifteen minutes, no preparation needed.
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