J&T Business Consulting
Technical Survey and Compliance Engineer - Solar PV

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Full electrical qualifications are essential for this role.
You’ll have a thorough training and induction process, allowing you to understand all aspects of a solar PV installation as well as our internal processes. This training combined with good electrical knowledge will equip the right candidate with the skills required to assess and plan efficient PV installations and undertake remedial works if needed.
What you’ll be doing:
Site surveys:
- You’ll visit our customers before their scheduled installation day to identify ideal locations for equipment and map cable placement.
- You’ll need to present the preferred installation location to the customer and ensure they are in agreement.
- Evaluate existing electrical infrastructure including existing distribution board
- Highlight any access or health and safety issues
- Work closely with the installation and sales teams to ensure accurate system designs and compliant installations
- Record site information on CRM system, including photos and critical measurements
- You’ll also be required to conduct post-installation surveys and checks, ensuring that our high standards are continually delivered
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Quality control:
- You’ll be required to ensure compliance with industry bodies, e.g. MCS, NICEIC, SEAI and Safe Electric.
Remedial works:
- You’ll be required to conduct remedial works as required including annual servicing and maintenance.


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Experience (essential):
- Full electrical qualifications
- The ability to understand technical drawings and site plans
- Full driving license
- Knowledge of electrical regulations and requirements in both NI & ROI
Experience (desirable):
- Experience in solar PV installation
- Knowledge of NI and ROI grid connections
- Knowledge of NI and ROI electrical guidelines
- City & Guilds 2391
- Ability to use a drone
Skills:
- Excellent customer service manner
- Attention to detail
- The ability to work well alone
- You'll be working across NI & ROI as required.
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