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They assist in supervising all activities related to contract administration, change orders ... Participates in training programs, participates in continuing education programs, participates in ...

They assist in supervising all activities related to contract administration, change orders ... Participates in training programs, participates in continuing education programs, participates in ...

They assist in supervising all activities related to contract administration, change orders ... Participates in training programs, participates in continuing education programs, participates in ...

Collaborate with AMPS' sales agent to negotiate contracts, pricing, and terms with customers to ... training, and education. A job that shapes a life. Corning offers you the total package. Your well ...

Perform preventive/predictive maintenance, as required by applicable contracts, agreements, or ... Complete all required training in a satisfactory manner and timeframe * First aid/CPR/AED * OSHA ...

Perform preventive/predictive maintenance, as required by applicable contracts, agreements, or ... Complete all required training in a satisfactory manner and timeframe * First aid/CPR/AED * OSHA ...

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What is the difference between Contract Solar Training vs Solar Installer?

AspectContract Solar TrainingSolar Installer
CredentialsTypically requires safety certifications, basic electrical knowledge, and solar-specific trainingRequires safety certifications, electrical skills, and often a license or certification in solar installation
Work EnvironmentClassroom, online, or on-site training sessionsOn-site installation at residential or commercial locations
Employer & Industry UsageTraining providers, contractors, and solar companies for workforce developmentSolar installation companies, construction firms, and renewable energy projects

Contract Solar Training focuses on providing foundational knowledge and certifications necessary to work in the solar industry, often as a prerequisite or supplement to hands-on work. Solar Installers are professionals who physically install solar panels and systems on-site. While training prepares individuals for installation roles, actual installation involves practical, on-the-ground work. Both roles are essential in the solar industry, with training serving as a stepping stone to becoming a qualified installer.

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Full-time

Re-posted 17 days ago


Job description


We are hiring Solar PV Technicians II to support commercial and industrial solar projects across Arizona, primarily in Maricopa County. This role is intended for installers who already have hands-on solar experience and can work independently on standard installation tasks with minimal supervision.
We've secured a long-term contract running through 2028 and are expanding our field crews accordingly.
Position start date: February 1, 2026 with onboarding and training occurring during January.
The company:
Recognized as an INC. Magazine INC. 500 fastest growing energy company, we deliver high-quality installations for commercial and industrial facilities. We value professionals who take pride in their work, lead by example, and thrive in a team that communicates clearly, works efficiently, and values hands-on experience.
The opportunity:
As a Solar PV Technician II, you will play a key role in the installation of solar arrays, working alongside foremen and senior technicians. You are expected to understand standard solar installation practices, assist less experienced crew members, and complete assigned tasks with limited oversight.Å
This position reports to the Mechanical Foreman.
YOUR DAY TO DAY
  • Install solar racking systems according to project plans and specifications
  • Mount and secure solar modules on ground-mount and rooftop systems
  • Perform solar array stringing, including proper routing and management of conductors
  • Install and connect MC4 and similar solar connectors correctly and safely
  • Verify mechanical alignment, torque, and hardware installation
  • Work safely around energized and non-energized electrical components
  • Support material staging, tool management, and site organization
  • Assist with troubleshooting minor installation or fitment issues
  • Maintain clean, safe, and organized work areas
  • Communicate effectively with foremen and crew members

Requirements
  • Demonstrated experience installing commercial or utility-scale solar arrays
  • Hands-on experience with common solar racking hardware and fastening systems
  • Experience performing solar array stringing and installing connectors (MC4 or equivalent)
  • Comfortable working at heights and outdoors in Arizona conditions
  • Proficient with hand and power tools used in solar construction
  • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform sustained physical labor
  • Strong safety awareness and adherence to jobsite protocols
  • Ability to read and follow written instructions and basic layout drawings
  • Reliable attendance and punctuality

Benefits
  • Competitive hourly pay based on experience and demonstrated skill level
  • Long-term employment with a stable, nationally recognized company
  • Opportunities for advancement within a rapidly growing solar division
  • Continued skill development on large-scale commercial and industrial projects