Job Description The role of an Advanced Solar Field Service Technician involves performing physical labor at solar energy sites. This position requires a strong safety background and experience with Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) and Job Hazard Analysis (JHA). The technician is responsible for conducting preventative and corrective maintenance of Solar Utility and Sub-Station equipment, as well as providing documentation including work orders, time logs, inventory control, and emergency information schedules. This position requires a strong mechanical and electrical background with troubleshooting and installation skills. Experience with Inverters, Tracker Systems, or Sub-Stations Equipment (TMEIC/SMA/Sungrow/Nextracker/ATI, etc.) is preferred. The technician must be able to live within approximately 50 miles of the Stockton, California areas and be exposed to ambient temperatures while working outdoors. Lift and move equipment as needed (up to 50 pounds). Travel requirements dependent on support of the company (up to 25%). Salary: $25-$42 USD per hour This pay range reflects our commitment to pay equity and compliance with state and federal pay transparency laws. We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive health benefits, flexible spending accounts, HSA option, paid vacation and paid holidays, company-matching 401(k) Retirement, Life Insurance, Tuition reimbursement, and professional development training. Key Responsibilities: • Conduct preventative and corrective maintenance of Solar Utility and Sub-Station equipment. • Provide documentation including work orders, time logs, inventory control, and emergency information schedules. • Responsible for testing/troubleshooting installed Solar equipment and ensuring proper working order. • Able to work in a solo as well as a group environment. • Operate and maintain a motor vehicle safely and legally. Requirements: • 2-3+ years' experience in Commercial/Industrial operations and maintenance (O&M) on solar power plants is preferred. • Preventative maintenance experience on Solar Utility equipment is preferred. • Candidates should possess strong mechanical and electrical experience with troubleshooting and installation skills. • Specific solar experience with Inverters, Tracker Systems, or Sub-Stations Equipment (TMEIC/SMA/Sungrow/Nextracker/ATI, etc.) is preferred. • Takes initiative to escalate issues at site. • Ability to train, mentor, and develop laborers into Apprentices. • High aptitude and a strong work ethic are a must. Work Environment: • Must live within approximately 50 miles of the Stockton, California areas. • Be exposed to ambient temperatures while working outdoors. • Lift and move equipment as needed (up to 50 pounds). • Employment may require working on weekends and holidays, including an
See More Details >>Entering the wind trade in Stockton, CA, often begins with a specialized apprenticeship that combines hands-on experience with technical training, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships typically last about four to five years, requiring extensive training under experienced professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the wind energy sector is projected to grow by 60% from 2023 to 2033, with Stockton, CA, emerging as a key hub for wind energy jobs. Wind energy technicians in Stockton earn an average of $1,459.50 per week, with experienced professionals often exceeding $1383 per week. Trade schools, industry associations, and platforms like Stream Marine Training help aspiring wind energy technicians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential and significant growth opportunities.
