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Job Description

Job Description

Experienced Electrical Service Technician

Residential • Commercial • Industrial

Solaris Electric | Orlando, Florida

Compensation: $27–$35 per hour, based on experience and qualifications Employment Type: Full-Time Location: Orlando and surrounding Central Florida communities

Join the Solaris Electric Team

Solaris Electric is a locally owned electrical contracting company specializing in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical service, troubleshooting, repairs, and installations throughout Central Florida.

We are seeking an experienced, dependable Electrical Service Technician with a minimum of eight years of electrical field experience and demonstrated journeyman-level competency.

This is a customer-facing service and repair position—not a new-construction-only position.

Our service technicians are responsible for managing service calls from start to finish. This includes meeting with customers, diagnosing electrical problems, preparing and presenting estimates, obtaining authorization, performing the approved electrical work, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

We are looking for electricians who take pride in their workmanship, communicate professionally, and believe in doing the job right the first time.

Why Work at Solaris Electric?

• Competitive hourly compensation of $27–$35, based on experience and qualifications

• Company-provided, well-maintained service vehicle

• Company-provided uniforms and iPad

• Professional shop, warehouse, and operational support

• Dedicated customer service and dispatch team

• Ongoing technical and customer-service training

• Opportunities for career advancement and professional development

• Positive, team-oriented work environment

• Company gatherings and team events

Key ResponsibilitiesElectrical Troubleshooting, Service & Repair

• Independently diagnose and troubleshoot residential, commercial, and industrial electrical problems within demonstrated qualifications.

• Perform electrical service calls, repairs, equipment replacements, upgrades, and installations.

• Troubleshoot electrical panels, circuit breakers, disconnects, wiring, lighting, receptacles, and distribution equipment.

• Diagnose single-phase and three-phase electrical systems.

• Troubleshoot commercial and industrial electrical equipment, including motors, controls, contactors, and transformers, when qualified.

• Identify electrical hazards and recommend appropriate corrective actions.

• Perform electrical testing and verify proper equipment operation before completing service calls.

• Complete all work safely and in accordance with applicable electrical codes and company standards.

Customer Communication & Estimating

• Meet directly with homeowners, business owners, property managers, and facility representatives.

• Communicate clearly and professionally in English with customers, dispatch, and management.

• Listen to customer concerns and accurately evaluate electrical problems.

• Explain electrical findings and recommended solutions in terms customers can understand.

• Prepare accurate estimates using company pricing and estimating software.

• Present appropriate repair and installation options, including scope and pricing.

• Obtain customer approval before beginning work.

• Perform the approved electrical repairs or installations.

• Review completed work with customers and answer questions.

• Build long-term customer relationships through honesty, professionalism, and quality service.

Daily Service Operations

• Independently manage assigned service calls from initial diagnosis through completion.

• Use ServiceTitan to create estimates, document repairs, and complete service tickets and invoices.

• Communicate with dispatch and office personnel regarding job progress and scheduling.

• Maintain a clean, organized, and properly stocked service vehicle.

• Protect customer property and maintain clean, professional job sites.

• Participate in company meetings, technical training, and professional development.

• Assist in mentoring apprentices and less-experienced technicians when assigned.

Required Qualifications

• Minimum eight years of relevant electrical field experience.

• Demonstrated journeyman-level electrical knowledge and technical competency.

• Strong experience in residential and commercial electrical service, repair, and troubleshooting.

• Ability to diagnose and repair common electrical problems independently.

• Working knowledge of single-phase and three-phase electrical systems.

• Strong understanding of applicable electrical codes and safe electrical work practices.

• Ability to speak, read, and write English sufficiently to communicate with customers, prepare estimates, understand safety instructions, and complete service documentation.

• Experience meeting directly with customers and explaining electrical repairs and recommendations.

• Ability to prepare, present, and obtain approval for electrical service estimates.

• Ability to perform approved electrical repairs and installations independently within assigned qualifications.

• Valid driver's license and driving record acceptable to company vehicle-insurance requirements.

• Ability to use a tablet or mobile device for estimates, work orders, and documentation.

• Professional appearance, reliability, integrity, and strong organizational skills.

• Commitment to customer satisfaction, safety, and quality workmanship.

Preferred Qualifications

• Current journeyman electrician certification or registration recognized by the applicable Florida jurisdiction.

• Ten or more years of electrical field experience.

• Experience operating a residential or commercial electrical service truck.

• Industrial electrical troubleshooting and repair experience.

• Experience with three-phase motors, motor controls, contactors, overloads, and transformers.

• Experience with commercial electrical distribution and service equipment.

• Experience with generators, transfer switches, EV charging equipment, and surge protection.

• Experience with flat-rate pricing and presenting electrical repair options.

• Experience using ServiceTitan or similar field-service software.

• Experience mentoring apprentices or junior electricians.

Compensation & Career Advancement

Base Pay: $27–$35 per hour

Starting compensation is based on demonstrated electrical knowledge, troubleshooting ability, relevant service experience, customer communication, estimating proficiency, and qualifications.

Solaris Electric offers opportunities for professional development and advancement based on technical competency, safe work practices, reliability, and customer satisfaction.

Work Schedule

Full-time employment, approximately 40 hours per week.

Specific working hours, weekend assignments, and emergency-service responsibilities will be discussed during the hiring process.

Apply Today

If you're an experienced electrician who enjoys troubleshooting challenging electrical problems, working directly with customers, preparing estimates, and completing high-quality electrical repairs, we'd like to hear from you.

Solaris Electric Orlando, Florida 

Solaris Electric is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Veterans are encouraged to apply.