Solar Trailer Electrical Installation Technician

The Council of Industry

New York (NY)

On-site

USD 25,000 - 39,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Job summary

SPOG Trailers is seeking an Electrical & Solar Installation Technician to build and install electrical wiring, solar panels, batteries and inverters on our trailer production line. This hands-on role requires wiring complete trailer electrical systems and integrating solar power components.

You will work with welders and assemblers, read drawings, test systems, ensure safety, and maintain tidy installations.

Qualifications

Previous electrical installation experience required.
Experience running wire and installing electrical equipment.
Knowledge of electrical panels, breakers, outlets, switches, and lighting.
Ability to read electrical drawings and wiring diagrams.
Experience using electrical testing equipment and electrical hand tools.
Solar installation experience is strongly preferred.
Battery and inverter installation experience is a plus.
Experience with RVs, trailers, automotive electrical systems, solar systems, or mobile power systems is a plus.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Ability to produce clean, organized, and professional electrical work.

Responsibilities

Run electrical wiring throughout trailers.
Install electrical panels, breakers, disconnects, and related components.
Install interior and exterior outlets and receptacles.
Install switches, LED lighting, and other electrical accessories.
Install and wire 120V and 240V electrical systems as applicable.
Install shore power and generator connections.
Mount and install roof-mounted solar panels.
Route and secure solar PV wiring.
Install solar disconnects and related equipment.
Install and connect battery storage systems.
Install and connect inverters and associated electrical equipment.
Install wiring for HVAC systems and trailer accessories.
Properly terminate, label, secure, and organize electrical wiring.
Read electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, and equipment specifications.
Test completed electrical systems for proper operation.
Troubleshoot electrical and solar system issues.
Coordinate with welders, assemblers, carpenters, and other production team members.
Maintain clean and professional electrical installations.
Follow applicable electrical, manufacturing, and company safety requirements.