SOLAR MECHANICAL LEAD

Overview Company: JEFFERSON ELECTRIC LLC Job Title: Solar Mechanical Lead Job Status: Full-Time Hourly Reports to: Project Manager Job Purpose: Under the direction of the Project Manager, the Mechanical Lead supervises a team that installs racking, solar modules, optimizers, and wiring that delivers DC power to an inverter or AC power to a combiner panel or point of interconnection. The Mechanical Lead works according to safety rules and regulations of electrical workers and Jefferson Electric, ensuring that all solar arrays are installed in a safe and proper manner. Supervision Received: Project Manager Supervision Exercised: Mechanical Technicians Responsibilities Lead the installation of the mechanical components of solar PV systems, including racking, module mounting, and structural attachments Interpret and execute mechanical layout drawings, plan sets, and project specifications with accuracy Ensure compliance with structural and mechanical codes, AHJ requirements, manufacturer guidelines, and Jefferson Electric standards Supervise and mentor mechanical installers and laborers assigned to the crew Delegate daily tasks, coordinate team workflow, and ensure productivity to meet project timelines Perform routine quality checks on mechanical installations to ensure alignment, torque specifications, and system integrity are met Enforce proper use of PPE, fall protection, and other safety protocols on mechanical installation sites Identify and mitigate mechanical hazards such as lifting risks, structural stability, or improper installation methods Ensure work is performed in accordance with OSHA standards and site-specific safety plans Address alignment, fitment, or torque issues during racking and module installation Support final inspections and punch list completion by verifying structural and aesthetic quality of installed systems Coordinate with the electrical lead or project manager to ensure system readiness for commissioning Job Requirements Ability to lead and clearly instruct teams of apprentices and laborers with minimal supervision Skilled in the use of basic hand tools, power tools, and light machinery (e.g., skid steers, trenchers) Able to follow detailed instructions and execute work accurately according to project plans Physically capable of lifting and carrying 50–75 lbs and working on feet for 8–14 hours per day Comfortable working at heights on ladders, lifts, and rooftops, in various outdoor weather conditions Demonstrates a high degree of accuracy, attention to detail, and a positive attitude under pressure Flexible schedule with availability for overtime and weekend work as required Certifications:

• Journeyman Electrician License (preferred)
• NABCEP PV Installer Certification (preferred)
• OSHA 10 Certification (required or willingness to obtain)

Education and Experience High School Diploma or equivalency Proven working experience 3 years experience installing solar arrays Other Requirements Valid driver’s license Basic tooling for line of work Compensation and Benefits Competitive salary based on experience Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off (PTO) Retirement savings plan (401k) Professional development opportunities #J-18808-Ljbffr Jefferson Electric