PV Crew Lead - Licensed (Journeyperson or Master)

February 25, 2026

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Description

Description

The PV Crew Lead is part of the installation and service team responsible for the highest quality installation of solar electric (PV) and other complimentary systems for our clients. This position includes, but is not limited to, working with and leading our solar electric teams in both residential and commercial settings. The Crew Lead's primary responsibility is to guide and coordinate the installation team and communicating clearly with our customers. Work also includes loading/unloading equipment, staging and ladder work, using hand tools and carrying equipment on rooftops, installing conduit, and system wiring.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES (include, but are not limited to):

Leading crews through effective and efficient installations

Provides support and guidance to fellow crew members

Be main point of contact for customer

Ensure safety standards are maintained throughout install

Assists in training of new installers

Coordinates job requirements/needs with Operations Team

Oversees project loading to ensure all necessary materials and tools arrive on the job site

Help maintain tools and trucks in excellent condition

Ensures general site preparation and clean-up is conducted

Requirements

GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS (include, but are not limited to):

Journeyperson or Master Electrician license

Must have and maintain a clean and valid driver's record

Must acquire (with company support) and maintain a valid ME Electrical Helper Card

Must have electrical, construction, and/or roofing experience

Must have excellent customer service skills in every interaction

Demonstrated leadership experience

Effectively coordinate and communicate with others

Must be able to comfortably lift 40 lbs., climb ladders, work on roofs and in crawl spaces in varying hot and cold temperatures

Familiarity with hand tools and basic construction techniques

Teamwork - able to establish collaborative working relationships with peers and supervisors

Basic computer competence including Excel, Word and other commonly used software, including internet and email

Code of Conduct - act accordingly as a guest at our customer's home

Strong desire to work for a renewable energy company, and interest in developing professionally

A passion for energy efficiency and a drive to transition New England away from fossil fuel dependence

ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

OSHA 10 hour safety course

2+ years of solar/electrical experience preferred

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