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What to Expect
The Role
The Lead Solar Roofer will be part of Tesla's Field Energy Operations team. As
a leader at Tesla, the Lead Solar Roofer will continuously model to others
Tesla standards and responsibilities including policy compliance, quality
standards, and efficiency goals. The ideal candidate will work cooperatively
with team members to successfully complete the installation and maintenance of
energy products safely and on time.
What You'll Do
Responsibilities
Responsible onsite leader considered an expert in all aspects of energy
system installation, responsible for mentoring and training crew members
on new processes, concepts, and products
Expert in installation and commissioning of energy systems on roofs
including array layout, and mounting hardware based on site conditions and
customers' needs and expectations
Able to guide and teach crew members on how to resolve equipment issues
and failures onsite
Ensures team members follow building standards and codes when installing
panels and support structures
Applies advanced knowledge to improve processes and proactively reviews
workmanship onsite
Consistently tracks and monitors productivity goals and communicates areas
of opportunity to the crew to contribute to overall improvement
Collaborates with warehouse team to ensure all materials and equipment
necessary for installation are available onsite and communicates job
status to customer and leadership
Ensures that equipment is weather sealed
Performs routine maintenance on energy systems
Capable of completing work both with a team and as a lone worker
Attend weekly team meetings and mandatory training sessions on new
products, installation methodology, and safety
Provide an exceptional customer experience to all customers
· Performs other related duties as assigned
What You'll Bring
Requirements
Extensive knowledge of PV equipment and installation
Experience in roof work, general construction, or carpentry preferred
Extensive knowledge of electrical wiring and equipment
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
Ability to read building plans and equipment manuals
Ability to safely handle power tools and hand tools as well as materials
such as: ladders, inverters, solar panels, panel boards, batteries, and
other similar electrical equipment, lumber, roofing materials, etc.
Able to bend conduit unassisted.
Ability to work well with others in a collaborative team environment
Travel is mandatory and will vary dependent on business need. Employees
must be able to travel for up to 2 weeks at a time, several times a year,
to various locations within the US.
High school diploma or equivalent preferred
Vocational or technical school training preferred
Physical Requirements
Must be able to work at great heights including on rooftops, climbing
ladders, and stairs
Must be able to work in extreme environments (example: hot sun, cold,
crawl spaces, attic etc.)
Prolonged periods of repetitious duties including lifting, bending, and
standing for long periods
Must be able to lift at least 50 pounds frequently
Must meet all OSHA standards for working at heights including:
Ability to climb and utilize equipment on site including various ladders
rated for 325lbs.
Must be able to meet equipment standards for fall protection (harness,
anchor, ropes, etc.) with a maximum capacity of 310bs.
