Commercial Solar Inverter Technician – 6–8 Week Project

Trillium Staffing; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 33,000 - 49,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Per Diem

Job summary

Trillium Construction is seeking Solar Technician II/III for a commercial solar project spanning Delaware and Maryland. The role involves removing existing inverters and installing replacements on a large utility-scale solar field.

You will work with a crew under electrical/site leadership, following installation drawings and site procedures. The project lasts 6–8 weeks, around 50 hours per week, with pay between $32–$38/hour plus overtime and a $110/day per diem.

Qualifications

• Solar Technician II/III experience required.
• Commercial solar experience preferred.
• Experience installing or replacing solar inverters is a plus.
• Familiarity with large commercial/utility-scale solar fields.
• Able to follow drawings, instructions and installation procedures.
• Good understanding of basic solar equipment and installation practices.
• Reliable and able to commit to the full project duration (6–8 weeks).
• Able to work ~50 hours per week and outdoors in varying weather.

Responsibilities

• Remove existing inverters.
• Install replacement inverters.
• Disconnect and reconnect equipment as directed.
• Assist with mounting and securing replacement equipment.
• Route and dress wiring/cabling as required.
• Use hand and power tools.
• Follow installation drawings and site instructions.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area.
• Follow all site safety procedures and LOTO requirements.
• Perform other general solar installation duties as assigned.

Skills

Solar tech II/III

Commercial solar

Inverter installation

Inverter replacement

Tool use

LOTO safety

Drawings following

Outdoor work

6–8 week project.

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Job description

Trillium Construction is seeking Solar Technician II/III for a commercial solar project spanning Delaware and Maryland. The role involves removing existing inverters and installing replacements on a large utility-scale solar field.

You will work with a crew under electrical/site leadership, following installation drawings and site procedures. The project lasts 6–8 weeks, around 50 hours per week, with pay between $32–$38/hour plus overtime and a $110/day per diem.