Power-Generation Equipment Repairer (91D) – Army National Guard

About the role

The Power-Generation Equipment Repairer (MOS 91D) provides essential electrical power for Army National Guard operations. You will maintain and repair generators, power‑plants, and related electrical systems to ensure mission‑critical equipment runs reliably wherever it is needed.

Key responsibilities

• Perform preventive maintenance checks on tactical utility and precise power‑generation sets.
• Repair or replace voltage regulators, governors, circuit cards, and other components.
• Adjust frequencies and voltages using technical publications to optimise equipment efficiency.
• Maintain internal combustion engines and associated power‑generation equipment.

Required profile

• Enlistment in the Army National Guard.
• At least a junior in high school, a high‑school diploma, or a GED.
• Age between 17 and 35 years.
• Pass a physical exam and meet legal, moral and citizenship standards.

Required skills

• Use of hand and power tools.
• Interest in electricity and large‑machinery systems.
• Knowledge of generator and power‑plant operations.
• Understanding of electrical generation and distribution.
• Diesel generator operation, disassembly, inspection and maintenance.
• Principles of electrical and electronic circuitry.

What we offer

• Paid training and a regular monthly paycheck.
• Federal and state tuition assistance, including the Montgomery GI Bill.
• Retirement benefits for part‑time service and low‑cost life insurance (up to $400,000).
• 401(k)‑type savings plan, student‑loan repayment (up to $50,000) and health‑care benefits.
• VA home‑loan eligibility and potential bonuses.
• Drill‑weekend pay ranging from $200 to $250 (subject to change).