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Installer I
Installer is the second level in the Scenic City Solar installation division.

To qualify as an installer, the employee must:

Master all skills on Laborer I
Employed full time with Scenic City Solar for a minimum of 30 days
Be recommended by the Team Leader to be advanced to Installer I

Duties:

Assessing locations to ensure they are suitable for solar panels
Measuring up areas for installation
Making adjustments to building surfaces so panels fit and are adequately supported
Installing and maintaining solar panels on homes, business premises or open land
Connecting solar panels to an electrical system
Grounding electrical equipment and checking wiring
Adhering to strict health and safety guidelines
Performing maintenance checks and fixing solar panels
Using a variety of technical equipment and tools
Cut, assemble, and install support structures for PVs
Install solar panels, solar modules, and supports in line with local codes and laws
Connect PV systems to electrical systems
Weatherproof outdoor electrical equipment being installed
Activate and test installed equipment
Maintain PV systems when needed
Be able to work at heights and in small spaces
Work with electricians and roofers when needed
Be familiar with electrical systems and reading blueprints
Adhere to safe work practices
Be able to lift to 50lbs

Skills:

Knowledge of electrical systems
Good math skills
Design skills and understanding
Good attention to detail
Analytical thinking skills
Ability to work well with others
Ability to remain calm in stressful situations.

Professionalism
Maintain personal bearing in times of high stress. Be able to convey ideas or give directions and
assistance to other installers. Assist the team leader with tasks and delegate appropriate tasks to
laborers. Follow up on directions given or received. Work with and support the team leader. Train new
laborers in a professional manner.

Position Description

The repair technician needs to be certified as a Generac installer. Need to have experience in
installation, troubleshooting, and repair. The repair technician will be responsible for all aspects of
troubleshooting and repairing solar systems back to working order. They shall also counsel the customer
on any additional needs for upgrading their system for better performance to meet the customer’s true
needs. This will include advising the customer if they need more PV panels or batteries.

Requirements:

Professional appearance
Laborer competency
Installer competency with 1-2 years of solar installation (preferred)
Team leader preferred
1 year of solar repair preferred
Generac certification required
NABCEP certification preferred
Associate degree in Electrical Engineering Technology or another related field preferred
Understand theory of electronic circuitry and electrical components

Duties:

Maintain high workmanship standards and deliver on commitments
Communicate effectively (both verbally and in writing) with internal and external customers
Must be able to diagnose, repair and test product problems as they received
Use hardware and software diagnostic tools to assess computerized systems and software driven hardware
Have dexterity to use their hands to manipulate objects within computerized systems
Perform equipment and component cleaning and regularly scheduled preventive maintenance services
Performs electronic repair (such as relay installation,) calibration and alignment to equipment
Maintains efficient use of labor, process supplies and tools to help meet plant budgets
Enters all maintenance data, performs all necessary routine maintenance, including planning
and tracking and other equipment activities utilizing maintenance management software

Responsibilities:

Technical skills required encompass knowledge of analog and digital electronics (components), reading electronic diagrams, repair skills (analytical), soldering skills, use of T&M (Test & Measurement) equipment, mechanical skills, and problem-solving skills
Inspect, clean, diagnose, repair and test products
Upgrade products following verbal and written department procedures, work aids, work orders, work instructions, operating and maintenance instructions and/or procedure
Label, count, box product per Instructions
Accurately and reliably track and record activities, including parts usage using routine reports
per Instructions
Disassemble and reassemble CT and MR systems
Ability to utilize tools to repair machines
Basic knowledge of computers and able to read diagrams and schematics
Must be able to diagnose, repair and test components
Repair components in accordance with applicable Component Maintenance Manuals, Engineering data, and/or other approved data
Complete repair work within the requested timeframe as provided by the supervisor
Maintain shop supply discipline by ensuring available resources are conserved and used efficiently
Ensure that a proper level of consumables is maintained to prevent work stoppage
Ensure tooling and test equipment within the work area is in good working order and proper maintained and stored
Coordinate with your supervisor any tool and equipment requirements
Work with your supervisor on process improvement initiatives that will smooth flow, increase productivity, and reduce shop flow days
Repair/Replace defective soldering, electronic components such as semiconductors, resistors, transformers, and capacitors, using soldering iron and hand tools
Follow wiring diagrams/schematics to locate defects

Position Description

The Team Lead will be responsible for working as the lead member of the solar install team,
assisting with the mechanical, maintenance, and service portions of residential and commercial solar
installation in a high quality and timely manner. This position will help organize and perform the safety
equipment placement, array layout, racking installation, and module placement.

Responsibilities and Duties

Has the ability to lead the team while practicing Safety, Quality & Efficiency
Responsible for the supervision of the entire solar roof and ground mount project
Responsible for supervising safety on the job site
Communicating with Installation and Project Manager on any changes that needed
Mount racking, modules, and electrical equipment
Thoroughly and completely filling out job documents
Collecting complete data and all required photos to document each job
Responsible for the truck tools and material inventory
Responsible for collecting check payments from customer as needed
Responsible for supervision of troubleshooting and repair projects
Preparation before and clean-up of the job site when complete
Inspects, operates, or tests machinery or equipment to diagnose system malfunctions
Dismantles machines, equipment, or devices to access and remove defective parts
Performs routine maintenance
Diagnoses mechanical problems and determines how to correct them
Assembles, installs, or repairs modules, wiring, electrical or electronic components, machinery, energy storage or other equipment.
Performs general cleaning duties of tools, vehicles, buildings, or properties
Records type and scope of maintenance or repair work

Job Qualifications

Minimum 3 years of residential solar related experience, including a minimum of 1 year in a supervisory capacity as a Roof or Crew Lead Position.
Must possess and maintain a clean driving and criminal record
Drivers must be 21 years of age or older and have a valid Driver License with clean driving record and more than one year driving experience for insurance requirement
Motivated with an attention to detail, safety, and productivity
Well-skilled with the use of power tools, hand tools and possess the ability to train others how to use them safely.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Proficient electronic and general computer skills (iPad, smartphone, personal computer systems, digital camera, e-mail, etc.)
Excellent time management and attendance skills
Excellent customer service skills
Ability to work well with others in a collaborative team environment
NABCEP certified (or within 1 year of appointment to position)

Competencies

Safety
Troubleshooting
Critical thinking
Equipment selection
Team Leadership
Laborer I
Installer I

Physical Demands

Ability to regularly lift 50 pounds throughout the workday
Ability to climb ladders, stairs, scaffolds, poles, and work on rooftops of single and multiple story homes and buildings
Ability to work in extreme climate environments such as hot sun, cold weather, rain, crawl spaces etc.
Requires kneeling, stooping, crouching, crawling, bending, stretching, twisting, or reaching out
Use muscles to lift, push, pull, or carry heavy objects
React quickly using hands, fingers, or feet
While looking forward, see objects or movements that are off to the side

Job Type: Full-time

Schedule:

M-F
8-hour shift (minimum)

Experience:

Solar Installation: 2 years (Preferred)
Supervisory: 1 year (Preferred)

Technical Operations

Technical Operations job duties include:

Designing and permitting of photovoltaic solar systems.
Computer Aided Design
Computer skills word, excel
Assisting sales with creating proposals
Site visits
Permits
Excellent written and verbal communication

Additional skills:

Drone pilot and photography
Paint lines on walls, roof, and ground
Flags and ground markers

Responsibilities:

Use software to create detailed 2D or 3D designs for complex projects
Collaborate with others to establish timelines and budgets, as well as solve problems
Knowledge of industry, engineering, math, and materials
Ability to analyze data and situation and come up with creative solutions
Keep up to date on industry and engineering standards

Designer Requirements:

An associate degree or equivalent experience
Sit for extended periods of time
Use of hands to operate computers
Extensive knowledge of the company’s preferred software
Make decisions based on designs
Strong communication skills
Ability to collaborate with others to solve problems
Firm grasp of mathematics, engineering, and industry information
Some travel may be required
Ability to read and translate blueprints and technical drawings
Basic understanding of building design and mechanical processes
Ability to work as part of a team and individually on projects
A keen eye for detail
Excellent time management skills

Laborer duties and responsibilities

The duties and responsibilities of a laborer are all geared toward maintaining a clean, safe, and efficient
construction site while also supporting the overall project. The list of duties and responsibilities for a
laborer on any given day may include the following:

Cleaning and preparing construction sites.
Loading and unloading materials and equipment
Building and taking down scaffolding and temporary structures
Digging trenches, compacting earth, and backfilling holes
Operating and tending machinery and heavy equipment
Following instructions from supervisors and implementing construction plans
Assisting skilled tradespeople in their duties
Additional duties as assigned by the team leader or Installer I

Solar Energy Technician Job Responsibilities

Solar energy technician is responsible for building solar energy equipment.
responsible for installation of systems which uses solar collectors, electrical wiring and equipment.
responsible for installation of all systems
responsible for understanding all technical points of equipment.
responsible for managing stock of equipment.
responsible for installing solar energy machine in private houses building and factories.
cleaning and maintenance of tools and equipment
additional duties as assigned.

Physical Demands

Ability to regularly lift 50 pounds throughout the workday.
Ability to climb ladders, stairs, scaffolds, poles, and work on rooftops of single and multiple story homes and buildings.
Ability to work in extreme climate environments such as hot sun, cold weather, rain, crawl spaces etc.
Requires kneeling, stooping, crouching, crawling, bending, stretching, twisting, or reaching.
Use muscles to lift, push, pull, or carry heavy objects.
React quickly using hands, fingers, or feet.
While looking forward, see objects or movements that are off to the side.

Essential functions

Timeliness

be early or on time to start shift.
Return from breaks on time.
Does not leave early unless told to clock out.

Production

Meets production goals as set forth by project manager, team leader and installer I

Professionalism

Maintain personal bearing in times of high stress. Ability to follow directions. Personal
knowledge and growth to be able to work with little to no supervision after training.

Smoking on the jobsite is not recommended. Smoking breaks shall be limited to break times and
lunch times only. Smoking in the construction area will not be tolerated! No employees shall smoke on a
roof top or under solar panels. Never in a customer’s home. Depending on the egregiousness of the
offense it may be a 1 and done for termination. (Smoking in a customer’s nonsmoking residence)

Clothing and appearance shall be professional at all times. Scenic City Solar provides hats, winter
toboggans and summer ball caps. T-shirts with Scenic City Logo in multiple colors are also provided. You
may also have the logo placed on any appropriate clothing to be used for work or advertising.

Competencies

Correct tool names
Correct tool usage
Digging and filling ditches, holes or other
Drill usage and appropriate bits for walls, roofing and various materials including wood and metal.
Appropriate ladder usage and safety
Appropriate safety equipment usage

Scenic City Solar is the solution for your solar needs. We can design and install the correct size system to fit your budget and electric needs. Let us help you reach your energy independence goals.

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