Installation Engineer

Job Description

Key Skills: 1. Electrical knowledge: Understanding of electrical circuits, wiring, and electrical systems. 2. Solar panel installation: Knowledge of solar panel installation procedures, including mounting, wiring, and connecting to electrical systems. 3. System design: Ability to design and configure solar energy systems to meet specific energy needs. 4. Troubleshooting: Ability to identify and resolve issues with solar energy systems. 5. Safety protocols: Knowledge of safety protocols and procedures to ensure safe working practices. 6. Communication: Good communication skills to work with clients, understand their needs, and explain system designs and functionality. 7. Physical ability: Ability to work at heights, lift heavy equipment, and work in various weather conditions. Responsibilities: 1. Installing solar panels: Installing solar panels on rooftops, ground mounts, or other structures. 2. Connecting to electrical systems: Connecting solar panels to electrical systems, including inverters, batteries, and grid connections. 3. System maintenance: Performing routine maintenance checks to ensure system efficiency and performance. 4. Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving issues with solar energy systems. 5. System design and configuration: Designing and configuring solar energy systems to meet specific energy needs. 6. Safety inspections: Conducting safety inspections to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations. 7. Documentation: Preparing and maintaining documentation, including system designs, installation records, and maintenance reports. Specialized skills for solar energy electricians: 1. Knowledge of solar panel technology: Understanding of solar panel technology, including photovoltaic (PV) systems and solar inverters. 2. Experience with solar design software: Familiarity with software tools, such as PVsyst, Helioscope, or SolarAnywhere. 3. Understanding of electrical codes and regulations: Knowledge of electrical codes and regulations, including the National Electric Code (NEC) and local building codes.