Solar & Battery Electrician

COMPREHENSIVE ROLES & TECHNICAL JOB DESCRIPTIONS

Solar & Battery Electricia

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EPC Energy is a leading high-growth renewable energy engineering and construction firm specializing in modern, commercial-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) arrays and advanced Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). We construct high-performance, resilient clean energy systems for commercial, industrial, and institutional projects for clients all across North America. We are seeking a safety-conscious, career-oriented, and technically proficient Solar & Battery Electrician to join our expanding constructio

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The Solar & Battery Electrician is a key field position focused on the mechanical and electrical deployment, wiring, and termination of cutting-edge commercial solar arrays and BESS hardware. Working directly under the supervision of the Electric Foreman, you will execute conduit bending, conductor routing, panelboard integration, and equipment testing. This position offers an accelerated growth track into renewable infrastructure and electrical asset management, demanding technical reliability and consistent multi-

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Travel, Lodging & Per Die

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Logstics
Logistical Package: Field travel to various regional project sites is a mandatory core requirement of this role. EPC Energy covers 100% of travel logistics (flights, multi-state transit, or fleet vehicles), lodging, and provides a daily tax-free Per Diem allowance to cover meals and inci

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Essential Duties & R

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• Electrical Installation: Wire, land, and terminate AC and DC circuits, solar PV modules, string inverters, rapid shutdown devices, and lithium-ion battery modules inside

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orage enlosures.
• Mechanical Assembly: Collaborate with field installers to safely mount racking systems, structural ballast blocks, roof attachments, tracker profiles, and heavy storage cabi

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et sub-asemblies.
• Raceway Construction: Measure, bend, thread, and install various electrical conduits (EMT, IMC, PVC, and Rigid) across complex indoor, undergro

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, and roofop routes.
• Site Safety & Housekeeping: Maintain a hyper-clean, professional, and completely hazard-free jobsite. Ensure that the active workspace remains entirely clear of construction debris, scrap materials, and packaging at all times in full complianc

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with OSHAguidelines.
• Tool & Parts Organization: Securely manage, categorize, and organize project components, hardware parts, electrical consumables, and professional hand/power tools within company fleet vehicles an

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n-site warehuse layouts.
• Site Surveys & Audits: Conduct detailed site measurements, structural mapping, and electrical pre-assessments to flag plan discrepancie

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prior to acive assembly.
• Workflow & Strategy Coordination: Sync daily with the Electric Foreman / Crew Lead to review project schematic details, clarify production quotas, and ex

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te structural afety targets.
• Inventory & Fleet Readiness: Pack, audit, and organize company fleet vehicles with appropriate tools, components, safety gear, and specific wire consumables to ensur

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field operatinal efficiency.
• Testing & Diagnostics: Assist in operating digital multi-meters, insulation testers, thermal cameras, and irradiance meters to troubleshoot, commiss

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, or repair clea energy systems.
• Training & Development: Actively participate in mandatory company and manufacturer training focusing on energy storage standards, high-voltage safety,

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Minmum Qualifications
• Education: High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent

vocational trade taining certificate.
• Experience: Minimum of 2 years of hands-on electrical field construction experience (Solar, BESS, industrial, or commerci

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electrical sectors ae highly preferred).
• Technical Aptitude: Strong basic competency in reading electrical blueprints, wiring schematics, physic

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l layouts, and techncal assembly manuals.
• Digital Literacy: Basic computer and mobile application skills are absolute requirements (essential for submitting digital timecards, retrieving cloud-store

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chematic modifications and equipment setup).
• Driving Record: Valid Driver's License accomp

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nied by a clean and veifiable driving record.
• Professionalism: Strong track record of reliable on-time at

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Preferred Qualifications
• Licensure:

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ctive state-issued Electical Journeyman's License.
• Certifications: NABCEP Associate or Professional Ce

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fication; OSHA 30 or OSHA 0 Construction Safety Card.
• Advanced Technical Knowledge: In-depth understanding of National Electrical Code (NEC) regulations, with an emphasis on Article 690 (Solar Photovo

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taic Systems) and Article 06 (Energy Storage Systems).
• System Familiarity: Proficient in installing and commissioning grid-tied micro-inverters, multi-string c

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ercial inverters, and multi-abinet e

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ergy storage setups.
Physicl Demands & Working Conditions
• Operational Schedule: Monday through Friday, standard 8-hour shifts, with occasion

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weekend availability required o hit utility shutdown windows.
• Heavy Lifting: Physically capable of repeatedly lifting, moving, and positioning materials up to 50+ pounds independently,

and performing safe team-liftsfor heavy electrical components.
• Heights & Technical Work: Comfortable working safely at high elevations, climbing long ladders, wa

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ng on roof structures, and operaing aerial scissor or boom lifts.
• Environmental Factors: Ability to work continuously outdoors exposed to a range of weather cond

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tions including direct sunlight,heat, sub-freezing cold, and dust.
• Electrical Proximity: Comfortable performing technical tasks safely near live electrical distribution panels and grid

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nnection links while using proper ersonal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Situational Awareness: Robust auditory and visual acuity to safely navigate active, loud construction zones, identify dynamic

mobile equipment movements, and

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rpret standard site safety signals.
Compensation, Benefits & Career Path
• Competitive hourly base wage with guara

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teed overtime opportunities. Pay: $7 - $35/hour Depending on Experien

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• Robust healthcare coverage: Medial, Dental, and Vision i

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surance plans.
• Accrued Paid Time Of (PTO) plus corporate holiday packages.
• Direct technical training pathways to earn your Journey

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icense, NABCEP credentials, and certiications for our tier-1 storage hardware.

EPC Energy provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, disability, genetics, veteran status or any other characteristic protected by state, federal and local laws. In addition to federal law requirements, EPC Energy complies with applicable state and local laws governing

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