Solar Panel Installer

Installer

What to Expect

Pay Range: $18.48 - $22.88

Required to move forward with role:
Valid Drivers license
Over the Age of 18

The Installer is an essential part of Field Energy Operations team.

As an Installer, each employee is working with the latest solar technology, building relationships with team members, and completing the installation of our products safely and on time.

The ideal candidate will have a passion for learning basic energy system construction, terminology, and concepts.

This position is an hourly role that requires working outside in extreme environments, working at heights, and prolonged periods of repetitious duties including lifting, bending, and standing for long periods.

What Youll Do
Duties/Responsibilities

Supporting the Crew Lead and Electrician on the successful install of solar products.
Attending weekly team meetings and mandatory training sessions on new products, best installation practices, and standard workmanship guidelines.
Following building standards and codes when installing panels and support structures.
Assisting with routine maintenance on energy systems.
Managing time and tasks effectively with a sense of urgency.
Providing an exceptional customer experience to all customers

What Youll Bring
Required Skills/Abilities

Experience in roof work, general construction or carpentry preferred.
Ability to safely handle power tools, hand tools as well as materials such as ladders, inverters, solar panels, panel boards, batteries and other similar electrical equipment, lumber, roofing materials, etc.
Excellent problem-solving skills.
Excellent attendance is essential for the team to achieve success.
Travel is mandatory and will vary dependent on business needs. Employees must be able to travel for up to 2 weeks at a time, several times a year to various locations within the US.

Valid Drivers License Required.

Education/Experience
High school diploma or equivalent preferred
Vocational or technical school training preferred

Physical Requirements
Must be able to work at great heights including on rooftops, climbing ladders, and stairs
Must be able to work in extreme environments (example: hot sun, cold, crawl spaces, attic etc.)
Prolonged periods of repetitious duties including lifting, bending, and standing for long periods
Must be able to lift at least 50 pounds frequently
Must meet all OSHA standards for working at heights including:
Ability to climb and utilize equipment on site including various ladders rated for a maximum capacity of 325lbs.
Must be able to meet equipment standards for fall protection (harness, anchor, ropes, etc.) with a maximum capacity of 310bs.