Solar Repair Technician Lead

Purelight Power is hiring a Solar Repair Technician Lead in Oregon to oversee a team in repairing and maintaining solar systems. Responsibilities include loading materials, installing and troubleshooting solar PV systems, managing a crew, and ensuring safety compliance. The role requires at least one year of solar installation experience, proficiency with tools, and the ability to work in various environments. Overnight travel is necessary, and the position is full-time.
Job Type
Full-time

Position Overview

The Solar Repair Technician Lead position leads a team in repairing and maintaining roof and ground-mounted solar systems. This person will follow all company and safety policies and procedures.

Essential Job Functions

Load and unload company vehicles

Maintain appropriate stock on a truck to complete service repairs and double-check that material for the job is loaded before leaving the shop

Install, repair, and maintain rooftop and ground-mount solar PV systems including: flashing, racking, module-level power electronics (Micro inverters/Optimizers), array wiring, and junction boxes

Work on roofs, ladders, crawlspaces, attics, and other residential and commercial areas

Manage, lead, train, and motivate a crew of 1-3 technicians

Accurately pull material based on the construction plans

Ability to test, commission, and troubleshoot system components

Ability to read schematics and follow technical installation instructions

Accurately upload required information to our work platform / CRM / and other applications

Work in a fast-paced and demanding work environment

Maintain a clean job site, work truck, and warehouse

Competently install safety equipment and enforce safety policies

Complete quarterly safety gear and tool audits on company vehicles

Complete weekly vehicle inspection reports on company vehicles

Report directly to the Senior Manager of Post Install with any job-related issues or employee issues

Interact with clients in a respectful manner

Perform other related duties as required

Follow all company and safety policies and procedures

Obtain OSHA 10 safety training (course provided by employer)

Obtain 18-Hour Solar PV Boot Camp through HeatSpring (course provided by employer)

Overnight travel will be required

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications

Minimum 1-year experience as a solar installer

Proficient with hand and power tools

Ability to read blueprints and schematics

Ability to lift to 50 lbs repetitively

Ability to climb ladders and work on roofs up to a 45-degree pitch

Insurance Approved driving record and driver's license required

Clear Background check
Salary Description
$26-30/hour