Solar Installer/Electrician - All Experience Levels

ATX Solar•Austin, TX

1d•$18 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

ATX Solar is expanding its installation team and is seeking individuals at all experience levels, from entry-level helpers to experienced electricians and crew leads. The company is a locally operated, full-service solar and battery contractor serving Central Texas, handling projects from design through installation and commissioning. ATX Solar emphasizes quality workmanship, jobsite safety, honest communication, and developing trade skills.

Requirements

Dependable and ready to work
Able to show up on time consistently
Willing to learn and accept coaching
Safety-conscious and attentive to details
Comfortable working outdoors in Central Texas conditions
Comfortable working from ladders and on residential roofs, when required by the position
Physically able to lift, carry, and safely handle solar equipment
Able to work effectively as part of a crew
Respectful toward customers, coworkers, and customer property
Legally authorized to work in the United States
Reliable transportation to our warehouse
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record when driving is part of the position
Applicants performing electrical work must possess the appropriate current Texas electrical license or registration required for their assigned responsibilities.

Nice To Haves

Solar experience is not required for entry-level helper positions.
Construction, roofing, electrical, mechanical, or other hands-on trade experience is helpful.

Responsibilities

Loading, staging, and organizing solar equipment
Installing roof attachments, flashing, racking, and solar modules
Measuring and laying out residential solar arrays
Installing conduit, conductors, disconnects, inverters, gateways, and monitoring equipment
Installing Enphase and Tesla battery-storage systems
Assisting with electrical tie-ins and equipment upgrades
Troubleshooting solar, battery, and monitoring issues
Completing jobsite photographs and installation documentation
Maintaining a clean, safe, and organized jobsite
Following plans, manufacturer requirements, electrical codes, and local inspection requirements
Leading crews, training less-experienced installers, and maintaining installation quality
Completing installations correctly the first time and avoiding unnecessary go-backs
Reading plans, one-lines, and equipment specifications
Independently completing roof layouts and attachment systems
Proper flashing, waterproofing, and roof-penetration practices
Bending and installing clean conduit runs
Completing residential solar and battery electrical work
Diagnosing system and communication problems
Preparing installations to pass inspection
Directing crew members and managing daily production
Identifying problems before they become expensive go-backs