Field Operations Technician

Requirements

• Visit customer homes to collect detailed measurements, photographs, and structural/electrical data required for solar design.
• Accurately assess roof conditions, electrical service panels, and property features using standardized tools and protocols.
• Climb ladders, walk rooftops, and conduct attic inspections as required.
• Submit all survey data in a timely, complete, and accurate manner using mobile field tools.
• Perform post-installation inspection visits to ensure project readiness for final AHJ inspection or utility approval.
• Confirm installed systems match approved plans and meet workmanship, code, and safety standards.
• Collaborate with install teams and project managers to resolve inspection-related issues as needed.
• Provide documentation (photos, checklist, notes) verifying inspection readiness.
• Discuss system installations with the AHJ and customers.
• Review completed installations for determination of readiness for inspection
• Work with the AHJ and Customer to schedule inspections
• Follow daily, intraday schedules that may include both survey and inspection jobs across different locations, while also proactively scheduling work for yourself.
• Communicate clearly with internal teams when facing access issues, delays, or discrepancies.
• Maintain assigned tools and safety equipment in proper working condition.
• Represent the company professionally during all customer-facing interactions.
• Flexibility in working occasional weekends, extended shifts or holidays may be required based on market demand or customer scheduling needs.
• Participation in safety briefings, training, or field team huddles.
• Drive company-provided or approved vehicles between job sites throughout the workday.

Benefits

• 401k Matching
• Generous Paid Time Off
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Relocation Assistance