Program Overview
The PGI 8-Week Generator Service Technician program is an intensive, hands-on workforce training experience designed to prepare students for entry-level field service careers in the standby and industrial power generation industry.
This program blends classroom instruction with practical lab application to build real-world competency in:
Generator system fundamentals
Engine and alternator operation
Electrical and control systems
Troubleshooting under load conditions
Safety and professional field conduct
Students will learn how generator systems operate as complete power solutions — not just individual components — and will develop the diagnostic mindset required in the field.
Training emphasizes:
System-level thinking
Safe work practices
Mechanical and electrical integration
Real-world failure scenarios
Employer readiness and professionalism
Graduates leave with a foundational understanding of how power is produced, controlled, and protected — and what it takes to support critical infrastructure when it matters most.
Who Should Apply
This program is designed for individuals who are serious about building a skilled trade career in power generation.
You may be a strong fit if you:
Are new to the generator industry and want a structured entry point
Have mechanical or electrical aptitude and want to develop specialized skills
Are transitioning careers and looking for a stable, in-demand field
Prefer hands-on work over desk work
Take safety, professionalism, and accountability seriously
No prior generator experience is required. What matters most is work ethic, reliability, and a willingness to learn.