Spark Power is a leading independent power solutions provider to the electrical service industry across North America. We deliver technical solutions that help our customers transition to the grid of the future – Renewable Energy.
The Solar Technician will travel to job sites around the defined service area and help build and maintain solar, battery storage, and electric vehicle infrastructure. The technician must be competent and qualified to work on electrical and/or mechanical components of Renewable Energy assets. The Solar Technician may take part in full system installation, commissioning, maintenance, system performance evaluation and troubleshooting of power and energy systems. *Must reside in the GTA or Immediate surrounding area**.

RRSP

• Hands-on and supportive leadership team
• Continuous training and skills improvement including Spark U and external training
• Employee referral bonus program
• Corporate discounts (hotels, travel, insurance, retail..)
• Tool Allowance
  …much more

Do you have the Spark? Here’s what we’re looking for:

• Minimum 2 years electrical field experience is required
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Post-secondary education with an electrical or mechanical base is an asset
• 309A Electrical license preferred
• Valid Driver’s License with suitable driving record
• Must be able to lift 34kg (75lb)
• Able to determine color codes
• Positive attitude, strong work ethic and a willingness to learn
• Customer-focused attitude with an ability to represent Spark positively and professionally on customer sites and within the community
• Firm commitment to safety
• Ability to travel within the designated territory
• Ability to work overtime and/or on-call rotation at times

• Follow all Health and Safety policies to maintain a zero-incident workplace
• Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on utility, rooftop and energy storage system assets
• Complete maintenance logs, work orders, service reports and safety documentation
• Using electrical testing equipment including multimeters, meggers, thermal imagery, and able to complete torque tests and performance evaluations
• Follow and implement LOTO plans and procedures, including energizing/de-energizing procedures
• Interpret schematics and blueprints
• Quality assurance checklists and inspections to document deficiencies and identify corrective actions needed
• Follow OEM specific maintenance requirements in addition to company standards and industry best practices i.e. NETA MTS, CSA Z463, etc.
• Work in a team-based environment and independently whereas necessary
• Participation in on-call weekend services on a rotating schedule
• Identify and provide feedback to issues and ongoing development of projects
• Willing to work overtime as needed
• Keep the sites looking clean and safe– buildings, vegetation, fences, gates, roads, etc.
• Ensure spare parts inventory is organized and clean