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Bell Mountain Solar
Solar Lead Installer
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What they do
A Solar Installer installs solar energy systems for homes or larger buildings. Mounts frames and solar panels on the roof; may install and connect electrical wiring and power storage batteries.
$52,187 / year median in Utah
+32% projected growth
Job Description
The Lead Solar Technician leads a crew in completing solar installations, removals, reinstalls, service work, and battery projects. This position is responsible for jobsite safety, quality, crew productivity, system testing, and documentation. Responsibilities Lead and train solar crew members. Review job details and assign daily tasks. Follow and enforce all safety procedures. Install solar panels, racking, wiring, inverters, and related equipment. Perform solar removals and reinstalls. Troubleshoot and repair solar systems. Test systems and confirm they are operating properly. Inspect equipment and report damaged or missing materials. Take required photos and complete job notes and forms. Communicate with homeowners and office staff. Keep jobsites, vehicles, tools, and materials clean and organized. Report safety concerns, property damage, and job complications immediately. Qualifications Solar installation or service experience. Ability to lead and train a crew. Knowledge of common solar equipment and racking systems. Basic electrical and troubleshooting skills. Strong communication and attention to detail. Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record. Reliable attendance and transportation. Ability to use a smartphone or tablet for job documentation. Physical Requirements Lift and carry at least 50 pounds. Carry solar panels, ladders, tools, and materials. Work on roofs and climb ladders. Work outdoors in different weather conditions. Safely use power tools and fall-protection equipment