PV Solar Field Tech Leader (Advanced Level) at Highland Solar in Pueblo, CO

NextEra Energy•Pueblo, CO

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The PV Solar Field Tech Leader leads and oversees a team of PV solar field technicians, supporting safe and efficient installation, maintenance, repair, and operation of photovoltaic systems. The role works with project managers and engineers to plan and execute projects, coordinate team activities and resources, and ensure work meets schedules, quality standards, design specifications, technical standards, safety guidelines, and regulatory requirements. The position also supports site operations and asset management, reliability engineering, contractor management, and inventory management. A company commuter vehicle is provided at this tech level.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 5 years of experience.
Valid non-CDL driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
Licensed Electrician.
Licensed Master Electrician.
Knowledge of cable locating principles and techniques.
Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification.

Responsibilities

Lead, guide, coach, and mentor PV solar field technicians and promote teamwork and professional development.
Collaborate with project managers and engineers to plan and execute PV solar projects, coordinating activities and allocating resources.
Oversee testing, operation, maintenance, and repair of PV solar systems, including modules, inverters, racking systems, and electrical components.
Troubleshoot and diagnose PV solar system issues and lead repair and maintenance activities to resolve problems and maximize performance.
Promote a strong on-site safety culture; conduct safety training, inspections, and audits, and support safety and environmental programs.
Maintain records of project activities, equipment inventory, maintenance schedules, and repairs; submit reports to management on progress, issues, and recommendations.
Implement and enforce quality-control procedures and conduct inspections to verify compliance with industry standards and project specifications.
Liaise with suppliers, vendors, and contractors to procure equipment, tools, and materials; manage relationships, negotiate contracts, and evaluate performance.
Support reliability engineering, warranty management, regulatory compliance, asset management, and overall site operations.
Perform electrical, power electronics, and mechanical troubleshooting and repairs; operate heavy equipment.
Perform business and inventory management duties and supervisory duties for company employees and contractors.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned.