Electrician Jobs

About The Position

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.
• Experienced candidates should be able to demonstrate the skills associated with the pay level and position they are seeking.

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

Benefits

• Pay ranges from $18 to $45 per hour.