Residential PVTechnician

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Full Time Technical Solar Gain Inc., Tucson, AZ, US

2 days ago Requisition

Salary Range: $21.00 To $24.00 Annually

The PV technician will be part of the solar installation crew, assisting with the mechanical aspects of residential solar installations. This position involves assembling solar modules, arranging arrays, organizing the layout with mounting hardware, and completing the installation, which includes the electrical wiring equipment.

This position is classified as SAFETY SENSITIVE. It involves exposure to extreme weather conditions while operating heavy equipment and tools on rooftops. It requires being alert and identifying and reporting safety hazards. Work on or near energized electrical equipment, which poses the risk of electric shock or arc flash. Employees must undergo comprehensive training and demonstrate complete comprehension before commencing any on-site activities.

• Complete projects within established policies and procedures, adhering to design specifications.
• Work alongside our experienced technicians, closely observing their work, retrieving essential tools and materials, and performing tasks as directed.
• Before installing anything, you carefully review job plans to learn the project details.
• Collaborate with the ACrew Lead to deepen your understanding of solar installation practices and theory.
• Layout and assemble solar modules/arrays, mechanical/structural mounting hardware, modules, and electrical wiring equipment (AC and DC).
• Properly seal all roof penetrations and install all other related equipment.
• Set up the solar monitoring.
• Assist in documenting the completed installation per established procedures.
• Clean up the job site.
• Record all hours worked to maintain accurate attendance and project records.

Attend assigned training sessions on new products, installation

methodologies, and safety procedures.

Additional duties may be required as needed.

• Foster a safety culture by strictly adhering to OSHA, NFPA, state and local codes, and Solar Gain's safety protocols.
• Consistently maintain high levels of quality with an emphasis on safety.
• Meet or exceed daily, weekly, and project-based production goals per the Crew Lead's direction.
• Welcomes coaching and guidance for direction and learning.
• Project a positive attitude and actively contribute to fostering a work environment that is both productive and free from harassment, bullying, or other negative influences.
• Install code-compliant systems by company-established procedures.
• Successfully uphold safety and quality standards.
• Maintains a minimum tool kit.
• Maintain a valid driver's license and a clean driving record free of DUIs.
• Meticulous maintenance of all company-owned tools, vehicles, and materials.

The work schedule is typically Monday through Friday, 8-10-hour shifts, and weekends as needed. The project work site location varies.

Work is performed outdoors on rooftops near edges without parapets, as this exposes individuals to dangers, mainly falls caused by tripping hazards.

This position requires physical agility. Each team member must be capable of climbing ladders or stairs to work on rooftops for extended periods. Full mobility in both the upper and lower body is required, along with appropriate visual, verbal, and auditory acuity to follow and provide instructions, operate machinery and equipment, and ensure the accuracy of assigned work to prevent accidents.

Furthermore, working with heavy equipment and tools frequently involves exerting up to 50 pounds of force and lifting or carrying objects weighing up to 100 pounds.

• A high school diploma or GED is required. An associate degree or higher is preferred.
• General construction/framing experience is a plus
• Electrical experience is a plus
• Ability to build and plumb solar panel arrays.
• Proficiency in fixture installation and solar panel mounting.
• Understand low- and high-voltage systems and compliance with NEC regulations.