Solar Field Service Technician - Level 2 (Victoria, TX)

Position Responsibilities and Duties

• Stresses the importance that safety is the most important function, ensuring that all employees follow safe practices while working
• Able to perform all essential Solar Technician I job responsibilities
• Perform solar equipment testing, troubleshooting, maintenance and repair of solar equipment and systems with minimal or no supervision
• Perform testing, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical systems on solar equipment and systems with minimal or no supervision
• Perform basic diagnostic responsibilities utilizing system monitoring applications to identify issues and determine appropriate responses. Example: Locus, QOS, Vitals, RTDB, or various monitoring platforms
• Perform maintenance and diagnostic responsibilities utilizing system monitoring applications
• Accurately account for time and material costs expended in the performance of job responsibilities
• Operate service equipment safely and maintain required records related to equipment/systems
• Provide “on-call” service at assigned solar facilities
• Understand, follow and communicate safety regulations and work procedures
• Supervise and provide ongoing training for Solar Technician Level I employees
• Prepare accurate documentation and required reports of work performed
• Use of Sprocket system to effectively complete equipment PM inspections and identify corrective actions if issues are found
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned
• Assessing and suggest improved processes, collaborate on new technologies, and coordinate with EPC management regarding the implementation of these improvements
• Champion diversity and inclusion as an unconscious part of SOLV Energy culture

Minimum Skills or Experience Requirements

• High School Diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (GED) or equivalent, Vocational/Technical School training a plus
• Demonstrated ability to recognize work hazards and mitigate using proper tools and procedures
• Demonstrated ability to identify energized and de-energized electrical parts, identify all incoming power sources, and safely de-energize sources before beginning work training or previous work experience
• Demonstrated understanding of safe electrical and mechanical practices
• Demonstrated knowledge of basic electrical testing and troubleshooting equipment
• Demonstrated ability to identify and perform effective Lock Out/Tag Out of energized parts/systems
• Basic computer operation skills ability to operate system monitoring applications
• Ability to follow both verbal and written instructions
• Valid OSHA 30 certification
• Valid NFPA 70e Safety Training certification

Benefits

• Employees (and their families) are eligible for medical, dental, vision, basic life and disability insurance
• Employees can enroll in our company’s 401(k) plan
• Provided vacation, sick and holiday pay

Compensation Range

$27.18 - $33.97 Pay Rate Type: Hourly

Job Number

J13289