About the Role
This role involves diagnosing and resolving technical issues in solar photovoltaic systems, performing routine maintenance, and ensuring all components operate efficiently and safely.
Responsibilities
- Inspect solar panel arrays to identify performance issues
- Diagnose electrical faults in inverters, wiring, and monitoring equipment
- Repair or replace defective system components in the field
- Conduct routine maintenance visits to ensure system longevity
- Verify compliance with safety codes and manufacturer specifications
- Document service activities and update work logs promptly
- Respond to customer-reported system alerts and outages
- Test system output and confirm proper grid integration
- Install firmware or software updates on monitoring hardware
- Collaborate with technical supervisors to escalate complex issues
- Follow lockout/tagout procedures during system servicing
- Use multimeters and data loggers for performance analysis
- Ensure mounting structures remain secure and undamaged
- Adhere to environmental, health, and safety regulations
- Communicate technical findings to non-technical stakeholders
- Maintain service tools and diagnostic equipment
- Support warranty-related service calls as needed
- Assist in commissioning newly repaired systems
- Follow up on unresolved issues until resolution
- Transport parts and equipment to job sites
- Work outdoors in varying weather conditions
- Meet scheduled service appointments promptly
- Comply with company protocols for vehicle and fuel use
- Report recurring equipment failures for quality feedback
- Participate in ongoing technical training sessions
Compensation
Competitive hourly wage with overtime opportunities
Work Arrangement
On-site, field-based position requiring travel within service areas
Team
Part of a regional technical team focused on system performance and reliability
Physical Requirements
- Must be able to climb ladders and access rooftops safely
- Frequent bending, kneeling, and working in tight spaces
- Regular lifting of heavy components and tools
- Standing for extended periods during service calls
- Tolerance for extreme heat and cold during outdoor work
Work Environment
- Primarily field-based with minimal office time
- Service locations across residential neighborhoods
- Exposure to sun, wind, rain, and other outdoor elements
- Work performed on rooftops, ground-mounted arrays, and garages
- Occasional work near electrical substations or utility connections
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