Field Service Manager Jobs in Oklahoma
Field Service Manager jobs in Oklahoma are in steady demand, concentrated in the energy sector, industrial equipment services, and telecommunications infrastructure that define the state's economy. Oklahoma City and Tulsa anchor most of the hiring, with Enid and Lawton also generating consistent openings tied to oilfield services and defense contractors. Established employers like Baker Hughes, Halliburton, and ONE Gas maintain long-term field service operations across the state, with the strongest demand for managers specializing in oil and gas equipment, HVAC and building systems, and utility services. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Are you mechanically inclined? Are you a problem solver? Are you the person people go to when they need something fixed? Well, this may be the gig for you. Clifford Power Systems, Inc. is seeking a qualified candidate for a position as a Generator Field Service Technician in the OKC area. You don’t have to be experienced in power generation to get started in this industry. We offer training that can take someone with a good understanding of how things work and build them into a Generator Technician. What people need is an understanding of combustion engines, our products are typically driven by Diesel, Natural Gas, or Propane engines. You also need an understanding of Electricity. We work with a wide range of A/C power like 120/240v single phase or 277/480v three phase. We also work with D/C controls ranging from 12v to 24v. Last but not least, we use a laptop to interface with controls software.
A day in the life of a Generator Field Service Technician looks a bit like this. Each day you’ll fire up your tablet/laptop to pull up your schedule and make sure nothing has changed. You’ll then leave from your house in your company-supplied Service Truck and travel to your first job site. The work on the jobsite might consist of a simple routine Planned Maintenance Inspection or it might be an Inspection that also requires an Engine Service (changing of oil and filters). Your day might also include a Quoted Service Repair or an Emergency Trouble Call. For those more experienced Technicians it might be commissioning or starting up a newly installed generator. We don’t get involved in the installation, only the commissioning. At the end of each of these tasks, you’ll finalize your paperwork in electronic format and sync that information via a Mobile Technician Application. This syncing will also push to you any schedule updates. You’ll then return home at the end of your day. We only want you to travel into the office if you need parts or supplies.
Essential Job Functions:
- Provide customer service above and beyond the customer’s expectations
- Troubleshoot and diagnose engine and electrical repairs on power generation equipment (engine-driven generators and automatic transfer switches)
- Perform work on power generation equipment located at customer sites, or occasional work at our local shop
- Use safe practices with operation of service truck
- Perform preventive maintenance on power generation equipment
- Perform start-ups on new power generation equipment
- Perform warranty work on power generation equipment
- Process required paperwork and electronic submissions within deadlines
- Maintain parts inventory of service truck
- Participate in the rotating responsibility of a 24/7 on-call technician rotation
Education:
High School Diploma or Equivalent required.
Experience:
2 years of experience with diesel and/or natural gas engines, generators, and automatic transfer switches
Required:
- Valid Driver's License
- Basic mechanical and electrical knowledge
- Motivated to participate in training to increase generator knowledge
- Common hand tools and electrical meter required to perform troubleshooting, repair and maintenance
Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
- Self-motivated
- Attention to detail
- Quick learner
- Good troubleshooting skills
- Knowledge of electrical systems
- Ability to read electrical wiring diagrams and schematics
- Excellent customer skills
- Basic computer skills
- Good written and oral communication skills
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
This position will involve working primarily outdoors, traveling to numerous customer locations with occasional work in the shop. The employee will encounter varying weather conditions and temperatures. The normal auto and air travel hazards will apply. This position will involve frequently working around electricity and other potential hazards. Appropriate safety equipment and practices are required. The employee must possess the ability to lift 50 pounds.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
Clifford Power Systems, Inc. is committed to providing a benefits package that strives to meet the needs of our employees and their dependents. Employees receive exceptional compensation and benefits with medical, dental and vision, 401(k), paid vacation, paid holidays, and education assistance. Clifford Power is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Male/Female/Disabled/Veteran
Are you mechanically inclined? Are you a problem solver? Are you the person people go to when they need something fixed? Well, this may be the gig for you. Clifford Power Systems, Inc. is seeking a qualified candidate for a position as a Generator Field Service Technician in the OKC area. You don’t have to be experienced in power generation to get started in this industry. We offer training that can take someone with a good understanding of how things work and build them into a Generator Technician. What people need is an understanding of combustion engines, our products are typically driven by Diesel, Natural Gas, or Propane engines. You also need an understanding of Electricity. We work with a wide range of A/C power like 120/240v single phase or 277/480v three phase. We also work with D/C controls ranging from 12v to 24v. Last but not least, we use a laptop to interface with controls software.
A day in the life of a Generator Field Service Technician looks a bit like this. Each day you’ll fire up your tablet/laptop to pull up your schedule and make sure nothing has changed. You’ll then leave from your house in your company-supplied Service Truck and travel to your first job site. The work on the jobsite might consist of a simple routine Planned Maintenance Inspection or it might be an Inspection that also requires an Engine Service (changing of oil and filters). Your day might also include a Quoted Service Repair or an Emergency Trouble Call. For those more experienced Technicians it might be commissioning or starting up a newly installed generator. We don’t get involved in the installation, only the commissioning. At the end of each of these tasks, you’ll finalize your paperwork in electronic format and sync that information via a Mobile Technician Application. This syncing will also push to you any schedule updates. You’ll then return home at the end of your day. We only want you to travel into the office if you need parts or supplies.
Essential Job Functions:
- Provide customer service above and beyond the customer’s expectations
- Troubleshoot and diagnose engine and electrical repairs on power generation equipment (engine-driven generators and automatic transfer switches)
- Perform work on power generation equipment located at customer sites, or occasional work at our local shop
- Use safe practices with operation of service truck
- Perform preventive maintenance on power generation equipment
- Perform start-ups on new power generation equipment
- Perform warranty work on power generation equipment
- Process required paperwork and electronic submissions within deadlines
- Maintain parts inventory of service truck
- Participate in the rotating responsibility of a 24/7 on-call technician rotation
Education:
High School Diploma or Equivalent required.
Experience:
2 years of experience with diesel and/or natural gas engines, generators, and automatic transfer switches
Required:
- Valid Driver's License
- Basic mechanical and electrical knowledge
- Motivated to participate in training to increase generator knowledge
- Common hand tools and electrical meter required to perform troubleshooting, repair and maintenance
Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
- Self-motivated
- Attention to detail
- Quick learner
- Good troubleshooting skills
- Knowledge of electrical systems
- Ability to read electrical wiring diagrams and schematics
- Excellent customer skills
- Basic computer skills
- Good written and oral communication skills
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
This position will involve working primarily outdoors, traveling to numerous customer locations with occasional work in the shop. The employee will encounter varying weather conditions and temperatures. The normal auto and air travel hazards will apply. This position will involve frequently working around electricity and other potential hazards. Appropriate safety equipment and practices are required. The employee must possess the ability to lift 50 pounds.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
Clifford Power Systems, Inc. is committed to providing a benefits package that strives to meet the needs of our employees and their dependents. Employees receive exceptional compensation and benefits with medical, dental and vision, 401(k), paid vacation, paid holidays, and education assistance. Clifford Power is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Male/Female/Disabled/Veteran
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Field Service Manager Job Market in Oklahoma
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Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Food & Beverage
- Distribution & Wholesale
What Oklahoma Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in field service manager jobs across Oklahoma.
- Bachelor's degree in engineering, business, or a related technical field preferred
- Five or more years of field service or technical operations experience required
- Proven ability to manage field technicians and coordinate multi-site service schedules
- Strong working knowledge of oilfield, industrial, or utility service environments in Oklahoma
- Valid Oklahoma driver's license and willingness to travel statewide to client sites
- Experience with service management software and reporting tools such as Salesforce or SAP
Field Service Manager Jobs in Oklahoma: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a field service manager in Oklahoma?
Most field service managers in Oklahoma move into the role after several years as a field technician or service engineer in their industry. A bachelor's degree in engineering, business, or a technical discipline is the most common educational background employers expect. Oklahoma's energy and industrial sectors place heavy weight on hands-on field experience, so candidates who have worked in oilfield services, utilities, or heavy equipment maintenance and then demonstrated team leadership tend to advance fastest.
How much do field service managers make in Oklahoma?
Field service managers in Oklahoma earn a median of about $77,040 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $45,760 for the lowest 10% to over $123,990 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire field service managers in Oklahoma?
Companies currently hiring field service managers in Oklahoma include Herc Rentals, USA Compression, and Enerflex, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of October 2026. Oklahoma's concentration of energy producers, oilfield service firms, and utility providers means large national operators with permanent Oklahoma offices are consistently among the most active employers for this role.
Which Oklahoma cities have the most field service manager jobs?
Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Oklahoma have the most field service manager openings in Oklahoma. Oklahoma City leads because it is home to the state's largest concentration of energy company headquarters, utility operators, and industrial contractors, while Tulsa's long history as a petroleum and manufacturing hub drives strong demand there, and smaller markets like Enid reflect localized oilfield and agricultural equipment service activity.
Are there remote field service manager jobs in Oklahoma?
Yes, but they're rare. Field service management is fundamentally a hands-on, site-present role that requires overseeing technicians in the field, conducting site visits, and responding to equipment issues in person. About 36% of field service manager openings tied to Oklahoma are remote or hybrid as of October 2026, and those tend to be administrative or account management positions where customer reporting and scheduling can be handled off-site.
How can I get hired as a field service manager in Oklahoma with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving up from a field technician or service coordinator role at an Oklahoma energy or industrial employer. Companies like Halliburton and Baker Hughes regularly hire entry-level field service technicians who rotate through operations and build supervisory experience over two to three years. Earning a credential such as a CompTIA certification, HVAC journeyman license, or a NICET certification in fire or systems technology can accelerate the transition into a management track, particularly with Oklahoma's utility and building services employers.
Where can I find and apply to field service manager jobs in Oklahoma?
You can find and apply to field service manager jobs in Oklahoma on Migrate Mate, which lists current Oklahoma openings from employers actively hiring in the state. Find roles that fit your experience and apply directly.
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