Solar Electrician (New Delhi)
Company
Solarise Energies
Location
New Delhi, Delhi
Posted
10 hours ago
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Job Description
Role & responsibilities
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Install, test, and commission solar PV systems at residential, commercial, or industrial sites.
- Carry out electrical wiring, panel board connections, inverter installation, earthing, and cable routing.
- Connect solar panels, inverters, batteries, charge controllers, and related electrical equipment safely.
- Read and follow electrical drawings, solar layouts, and technical diagrams.
- Inspect solar systems to identify faults, breakdowns, and performance issues.
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance of solar systems.
- Troubleshoot issues related to inverters, wiring, batteries, AC/DC connections, and panel performance.
- Ensure proper termination, load balancing, and safety compliance during installation and maintenance.
- Test voltage, current, continuity, insulation, and system output using electrical tools and meters.
- Coordinate with site supervisors, engineers, and technicians during installation and service work.
- Maintain records of installation, service visits, repairs, and material usage.
- Follow all electrical safety standards, PPE requirements, and company procedures.
- Support system upgrades, replacements, and expansion work when required.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Install, test, and commission solar PV systems at residential, commercial, or industrial sites.
- Carry out electrical wiring, panel board connections, inverter installation, earthing, and cable routing.
- Connect solar panels, inverters, batteries, charge controllers, and related electrical equipment safely.
- Read and follow electrical drawings, solar layouts, and technical diagrams.
- Inspect solar systems to identify faults, breakdowns, and performance issues.
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance of solar systems.
- Troubleshoot issues related to inverters, wiring, batteries, AC/DC connections, and panel performance.
- Ensure proper termination, load balancing, and safety compliance during installation and maintenance.
- Test voltage, current, continuity, insulation, and system output using electrical tools and meters.
- Coordinate with site supervisors, engineers, and technicians during installation and service work.
- Maintain records of installation, service visits, repairs, and material usage.
- Follow all electrical safety standards, PPE requirements, and company procedures.
- Support system upgrades, replacements, and expansion work when required.
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As per the Ministry of Labour & Employment, the minimum wage for carpenters is ₹652 per day as of 1 April 2026 for semi-skilled workers in central sphere establishments. Overtime must be paid at double the rate after 8 hours of work per day. This rate applies uniformly across all notified central government undertakings.
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What are the standard working hours, weekly off and leave entitlements for carpenters in India?
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