Solar Installer

harvest solar, an equal opportunity employer, is a michigan-based company that provides cost-effective renewable energy for agriculture, commercial, and utility customers yielding more energy independence by utilizing solar energy. With in‑house design, engineering, installation, and manufacturing, harvest solar is a pivotal turnkey operation that believes in expanding energy independence today to achieve a sustainable future for tomorrow. We believe in energy independence and a sustainable future for our children and grandchildren.

Our purpose is to empower people to create and use renewable energy by providing them with the best‑in‑class service, products, and experience.

purpose of position

we are seeking solar installers to work as part of our field crew in jackson, michigan. Solar installers are responsible for the proper installation of harvest solar systems while representing the harvest solar brand. As a solar installer, you will work outside in a commercial construction setting 95 to 100% of the time. You must be able to work for extended periods of time on a sloping surface such as a roof.

The setting includes outdoor work, working 10- and 12-hour days with exposure to construction site hazards and weather. Work is performed at the job site and locations vary, therefore overnight travel for periods of 3 to 5 days is required. Harvest values our employees work life balance and overnight travel is primarily scheduled monday through friday.

salary

our compensation package includes an hourly pay rate starting at $21.00. A $2.17/hour premium is paid when you achieve your commercial driving (cdl) permit, and an additional $2.17/hour is paid when you achieve your commercial driver license (cdla). Overtime is paid at time and half after 8 hours in a day; monday through sunday. Hotel and transportation costs are covered. $65.00/day food per diem is paid for overnight stays.

the

major responsibilities of the position include, but are not limited to: solar installation

• install photovoltaic (pv) systems according to design specifications, manufacturer guidelines, and company standards.
• assemble and dismantle scaffolding, bracing, and other temporary structures when trained and authorized.
• dig trenches and backfill excavations to prepare installation sites.
• operate construction equipment and machinery when properly trained and authorized.
• load, unload, stage, and organize construction materials.
• assist with site layout, measuring, leveling, fastening.
• mount solar panels.
• perform routine maintenance requirements on company-owned equipment as directed.

team collaboration

• work closely with and assist team members, including electricians, project managers, and crew leaders to ensure seamless project execution.
• ability to comprehend and follow directions as given.

independent work

• execute solo tasks, such as non‑roof repairs or maintenance, with minimal supervision while maintaining accountability.

safety compliance

• follow osha safety guidelines and company policies to maintain a safe work environment for yourself and others.
• remove debris and hazardous materials from work areas in accordance with applicable procedures.
• report safety incidents, injuries, property damage, and unsafe conditions to the supervisor or crew leader, and complete required reports.

quality control

• maintain high standards of workmanship with a focus on quality assurance, quality control, and customer satisfaction.

educational and certification background

successful candidates will have a high school diploma or ged, a valid non‑suspended driver’s license with an interest and ability to obtain cdl certification, in addition to being ambitious, motivated, capable of working with a team and be able to follow direction. The ideal candidate will…