Instrumentation & Electrical Technician—Intermediate

Solar

Perform maintenance, calibrate, install, and repair instrumentation including controls and electrical equipment at a solar energy facility. Maintain drawings, logs, and other project records. Carry out approved switching orders and perform high voltage switching. Troubleshoot and repair automated control systems, maintain and repair meteorological, fiber optic and electrical equipment, as well as instrumentation and SCADA systems. Work with voltages up to 230kV. Assist with high voltage system maintenance and repair and in inspecting renewable energy equipment. Interact with customers as directed by manager and ensure customer safety. Assist in all areas of site operations. Follow all health and safety and operating procedures.

Position Requirements

Knowledge/Skills

Troubleshooting and maintaining equipment. Maintenance, calibration, installation and repair of instrumentation and controls for solar energy equipment. SCADA systems. Customer service. Ability to work with high voltages.

Education/Training

High school diploma or GED with completion of an apprentice program or equivalent experience. An Associate’s degree from a technical school is common.

Experience

Completion of an apprentice program or equivalent experience. Minimum three years of experience troubleshooting and maintaining equipment.

Career Path

Position Reports To

ISA CCST certification to Level II is common.

Career path moves from this role

Solar Instrumentation and Electrical Technician Lead or Supervisor, Engineer (with degree), Project Manager

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