Job Description

Primary Accountabilities (Essential Duties)

• Attend and participate in a state-approved training program, meeting all periodic requirements in attendance and assignments, and pass each assignment or assessment satisfactorily.
• Under the direction of a qualified Solar Technician, will train to conduct daily equipment inspections, perform preventative maintenance, and operate all vehicles and equipment within safe limits as set by manufacturers recommendation or local law to minimize the risk of injury or property damage.

• Attend all pre-shift safety and production meetings according to schedule, participate in daily team stretching exercise, and support end of day site clean-up.
• Under the direction of a qualified Solar Technician, will train to count inventory, clean project sites, prep project sites, load and unload materials and equipment, stage materials and equipment on project sites, perform project errands, clean equipment, and operate light machinery (forklifts, skid steers) when qualified.
• Will regularly move, carry, pour, set, or shovel, physically or mechanically, aggregate, screws, and other materials used.

• Demonstrate positive team behavior that contributes to efficiency, productivity, safety, and quality.
• Must be willing to overnight travel on multi-day assignments.
• Complete all required or directed training, certification, licensing, and other learning and development as assigned.
• Abide by all Federal, State, and local laws; uphold and maintain accountability to all Company policy.
• All other duties as assigned.

Secondary Accountabilities

• May operate side-by-side ATV’s or other buggy-type vehicle off road.
• Will train on equipment to proficiency per specific apprentice program guidelines.