Zuno Tech Group
Solar Technical Auditor

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Solar Technical Auditor
Leeds Office Full Time
About Zuno
When you join Zuno, you join more than a trailblazing installation company. You become part of a rapidly growing team of experts. A proud partner with E.on, EDF Energy, Worcester Bosch, B&Q, Tesla, and Rangers/Watford Football Clubs – among others. Backed by Brookfield and a part of the HomeServe group, a team that works together to empower our customers' homes and lives.
Zuno offers…
- A great team culture – You will work across departments to make incredible things happen and celebrate regularly with team socials and annual parties.
- A market-leading tech platform – Our team of developers is constantly improving our award-winning platform to support customers and engineers.
- Employee progression – We’re passionate about our products and enjoy helping others, encouraging extra training to support career progression.
- Customer champions – Our unique online journey empowers our customers. Through our award-winning app, we provide ongoing five-star support throughout the lifetime of our products.
- Award-winning products – We work with leading manufacturers to install high-quality products, many of which are Which? and Quiet Mark approved.
- Global investors – We’re proud to be backed by Brookfield and part of the HomeServe Group.
Job Purpose
The Solar Technical Auditor is responsible for inspecting, assessing, and verifying the quality, performance, and compliance of solar installations. This role ensures that all Solar PV and Battery Storage projects meet technical standards, safety regulations, and contractual requirements, contributing to high-quality installations and customer satisfaction.
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Key Responsibilities
This role is office-based, but travel to sites when required:
- Conduct desktop technical audits of solar PV systems, covering new installations, upgrades, and maintenance checks.
- Inspect system design, installation workmanship, and functionality to ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations.
- Review project documentation, including design plans, permits, and test results.
- Identify technical defects, safety hazards, or performance issues, then provide detailed reports with actionable recommendations.
- Collaborate with installation teams, engineers, and project managers to resolve audit findings and ensure all issues are addressed.
- Monitor compliance with company policies, industry best practices, and relevant codes (e.g., NEC, IEC standards).
- Support continuous improvement by flagging common issues and trends.
- Maintain accurate, comprehensive audit records, including findings and follow-ups.
- Stay updated on advancements in solar technology, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.
- Support training and mentoring of installation teams on audit requirements and quality expectations.


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Requirements
Experience & Qualifications
- Proven experience in solar PV system installation, inspection, or technical auditing.
- Strong knowledge of solar PV technology, electrical systems, and relevant codes and standards.
- Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics, and project documentation.
- Detail-oriented with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication, with the ability to clearly convey technical findings.
- Competent in inspection tools, testing equipment, and audit software.
- Ability to work independently and manage multiple audits within deadlines.
Nice-to-Have
- NVQ Level 3: Solar PV Systems and Energy Storage Systems qualification.
- Valid driver’s license (travel may be required when needed).
Benefits
- 30 days annual leave + bank holidays.
- Private medical cover with Aviva (after probation).
- 4× salary Death in Service Cover with Zurich (after probation).
- Paid 6-month maternity pay and paternity pay (after 1 year of service).
- Salary sacrifice pension matched at 6%.
- Ongoing training & development opportunities.
- Social events.
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