Field Technician (Augusta, Maine)

Overview

Troubleshoot and maintain commercial solar PV & battery storage systems.

Key Responsibilities

• system troubleshooting
• preventive maintenance
• qa/qc inspections
• ir scanning
• performance monitoring
• report preparation

Tasks

The Field Technician is required to troubleshoot and resolve solar PV and battery storage system issues, including emergency repairs/corrective maintenance, design change requirements, and equipment modifications/upgrades. Position will also be responsible for Preventative Maintenance activities to support system performance of O&M portfolio, as well as, QA/QC inspections, system commissioning and pre-con site assessments. Carry out O&M tasks such as electrical/mechanical inspections, preventative maintenance, IR scanning, torque checks on connections, and overall site conditions. Ensure a safe work environment by ensuring strict adherence to company protocols. Work closely with EPC Project Managers to ensure seamless transition between EPC Construction and O&M Maintenance. Ensure sites are operating at full power and with the efficiency required. Perform site/system assessments and QA/QC inspections Enforce procedures and processes in accordance with site specific O&M Standards and guidelines Audit site processes for compliance assurance Communicate with Engineering, O&M team and Management to ensure timely and efficient resolution of all site maintenance activities. Prepare inspection and service reports for site visits, emergency repairs, equipment modifications and equipment troubleshooting.

Requirements

• scada
• cmms
• electrician
• nabcep
• osha 30
• associate degree

What You Bring

Ability to efficiently troubleshoot system failures. One (1) year minimum experience installing/maintaining commercial scale battery storage systems preferred. Proficient with the use of the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook). Experience with centralized DAS/SCADA/EMS control systems. Ability to work in extreme weather conditions. Familiarity with CMMS based work order/ticketing systems and mobile reporting tools. Associates Degree in Engineering or equivalent Technical Certification/Training Must be willing and able to climb ladders, stairs and work on rooftops. Working knowledge of Commercial Power Plant Operations. Ability to read electrical/mechanical drawings, equipment manuals and technical specifications. Project management/field operations management experience preferred. Ability to work remotely and independently. Experience with metering and test equipment. Licensed Electrician and NABCEP certification preferred. Working knowledge of NEC and local building codes and OSHA safety standards (OSHA 30 preferred). Valid Driver’s license with clean record. Previous experience working with power electronic conversion equipment.

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Benefits

Retirement savings plan Health, dental, and vision insurance Competitive salary and performance-based incentives Opportunities for professional development and career advancement

About Maxsolar

-Founded to maximize clean‑energy ROI, MaxSolar grew from a small team to a nationwide service provider. -It delivers O&M, asset management and technical services for distributed solar PV, battery storage and EV charging systems. -Typically managing hundreds of clean‑energy systems across the U.S., they optimize production and financial return. -Their core sectors include Solar energy, Energy Storage, EV Charging infrastructure, Commercial clean‑energy assets and technical commissioning. -Projects range from preventative maintenance and real‑time alert monitoring to system retrofits, upgrades and site surveys. -They craft customized service programs—like warranty coordination or SREC strategies—to maximize uptime and revenue. -A standout: they're one of the few independent firms offering end‑to‑end technical commissioning and post‑commissioning audits. -Headquartered in New Jersey, their growth mirrors client ROI—focused on system health and production, day in, day out.

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