| Location | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
As a Certified Journeyman Electrician at PAIC Solar you will be working on a variety of projects from training and mentoring other Electricians, installing solar systems, performing work for our existing customers, and learning more about energy storage and other new technology.
We need your technical expertise to:
Lead the installation of electrical systems that interconnect our solar array to the grid power of our customer’s residential property
Ensure work performed by all electricians is of good workmanship and compliant with current NEC and local codes
Complete solar battery installations as assigned
Troubleshoot system problems and resolve electrical issues
Safely plan and complete Main Panel Upgrades (MPU)
Work with branch team and homeowners to fulfill any necessary system upgrades/repairs to support our solar equipment.
Mentor others to enhance their overall electrical skills. Train on PAIC Solar established best practices as well as prepare team members for future positions at PAIC Solar
Work cross-functionally with license holders, AHJ inspectors, and crew members to serve as a subject matter expert on electrical work. Solve for recurring quality issues and failed inspections to increase the installation pass rate
Additional duties assigned as needed
Travel required (within 200 Miles)
We’re seeking a highly motivated teammate with:
1 year solar electrical installation and repair experience preferred, but not required.
Working knowledge and experience replacing residential electrical services and distribution panels required
Ability to proficiently perform the job duties of a Certified Journeyman Electrician
Must possess a valid Journeyman License/Electrician Certification or equivalent per local and OK state requirements
Must maintain a clean driving record with the ability to pass a driving background check Must be 21 years of age and possess a valid driver’s license.
Demonstrated experience mentoring Electricians
Safety and customer focus
Physical Demands
Ability to transport materials and equipment to complete assigned job tasks (up to 50 pounds frequently and up to 100 pounds with assistance)
Ability to work on rooftops with various angles and surfaces which requires frequent bending, twisting, squatting, climbing, kneeling, crawling, turning, standing, and balance
Ability to work in confined spaces such as attics, basements, and crawl spaces which requires kneeling and crouching
Ability to work in outdoor weather conditions including but not limited to: excessive noise, extreme heat, extreme cold, wet environment, and humidity
Ability to frequently utilize hand functions requiring fine motor skills including but not limited to: fine manipulation, grasping, and pinching
Ability to work within the safe range of equipment such as ladders, fall protection harnesses and other personal protective equipment
Ability to work while wearing heavy protective equipment such as arc flash suits, gloves, and face shields
Ability to work and maintain balance on roofs and other areas of height
Ability to work in the sun and possibly low light conditions
Ability to walk on rafters, roof tiles, and roof shingles without damage
Ability to distinguish colors such as red, black, yellow, white, green
Ability to hear verbal commands and warnings