Journeyman Electrician, Foreperson (Talent Pool, Future)

Sunrun•Kahului, HI

About The Position

Sunrun is building a candidate pool for a future Electrical Foreperson opening; the posting is evergreen and was created to build interest before the position receives budget approval. The Electrical Foreperson provides leadership and technical expertise for a solar installation crew and is accountable for safety, quality, customer service, and productivity on assigned projects. This is a working field role leading a team of 3 to 6 members on residential and small commercial projects. Sunrun describes its Power+ program as an investment in employee skills, with training across teams and work such as qualifying homes, installing systems, inspecting completed work, and servicing existing systems. The company says this versatility helps limit reduced hours and enhance job security in an industry affected by seasons.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Valid Journeyman License, Electrician Certification, or equivalent under local and state requirements, such as a wireman license.
Knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC), applicable codes, and standards; carry and maintain an up-to-date NEC code book.
Ability to perform all installation duties of an Installer and Lead Installer.
Current CPR and First Aid certifications, maintained for continued employment; class costs are reimbursable by the company.
Physically capable of performing the work duties.
Professional appearance and customer interaction skills.
Strong work ethic, craftsmanship/workmanship, and attention to detail.
Basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word.
Strong mechanical and construction skills.
Excellent verbal communication and documentation skills.
Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
People skills and ability to manage, motivate, and discipline when necessary.
Experience with electrical work involving wiring up to 600 VDC and 480 VAC.
Valid driver’s license.
Ability to travel 5%.

Responsibilities

Lead and successfully complete residential solar installations, and lead crews on residential and small commercial projects.
Organize, lead, and train crew members to complete projects within established guidelines and timeframes.
Emphasize safety, quality, customer service, and productivity throughout installation work.
Manage construction workflow to drive productivity and ensure adequate materials and equipment are available.
Maintain project documentation and required photographs.
Apply knowledge of OSHA standards for photovoltaic installations and enforce safety practices and standards.
Check installer progress every hour throughout installation.
Follow Construction Job Flow Procedures.
Develop a positive working dynamic within the installation crew and with branch co-workers.
Analyze and resolve worker problems and recommend solutions.
Maintain appropriate communication with customers during construction.
Perform weekly vehicle inspections, including checking tire pressure, oil level, and working lights.
Obtain customer payments and deliver them to management as required.
Ensure accurate time sheets for self and crew.
Provide constructability feedback to management and maintain excellent communication.
Perform service calls when necessary.
Complete additional duties as assigned.