Gregory Rodriguez

1.

Install Electrical Systems

• Install wiring, outlets, switches, lighting fixtures, and circuit breakers.
• Set up panels, transformers, and conduit systems.
• Wire appliances, HVAC systems, or other major equipment.

2.

Read and Interpret Blueprints

• Understand electrical schematics, diagrams, and construction plans.
• Determine the best routing and installation method based on the layout.

3.

Perform Maintenance and Repairs

• Inspect electrical systems and troubleshoot issues.
• Repair or replace damaged wiring, outlets, and equipment.
• Upgrade outdated panels or electrical service as needed.

4.

Ensure Code Compliance

• Follow the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local regulations.
• Ensure that all installations meet safety and building code standards.

5.

Test and Inspect Systems

• Use testing equipment (multimeters, continuity testers, etc.) to verify system functionality.
• Perform safety checks on live systems and connections.

6.

Supervise and Train Apprentices

• Guide electrical apprentices with hands-on training.
• Monitor apprentice progress and ensure safe, proper techniques are used.

7.

Plan and Coordinate Work

• Estimate materials, tools, and labor for projects.
• Communicate with clients, contractors, and inspectors.
• Maintain accurate job reports and documentation.

Run conduit, Troubleshoot, add circuits, add receptacles, install panels, hang fixtures, rough in and trim out.

1.

Site Preparation

• Review installation plans and layout.
• Set up ladders, scaffolding, and safety equipment.
• Verify roof measurements and structural integrity.

2.

Mounting System Installation

• Locate and mark attachment points on the roof.
• Install roof anchors, flashing, and rails (racking systems).
• Ensure mounts are level, secure, and waterproof.

3.

Solar Panel Installation

• Lift panels onto the roof.
• Secure them to the racking system using hardware and tools.
• Align and space panels correctly.

4.

Wiring and Electrical Work

• Run electrical wiring between panels, inverters, and home’s main panel.
• Connect the inverter (which converts solar DC power to AC).
• Install grounding systems and safety disconnects.
• Work with or support a licensed electrician on final electrical connections.

5.

System Testing and Troubleshooting

• Test voltage and system output using meters.
• Check connections, inverter status, and overall system function.
• Fix or report any installation issues or errors.

6.

Cleanup and Documentation

• Clean up the job site and remove installation debris.
• Document completed work (photos, reports).
• Explain the basic system operation to the homeowner, if required.

Run conduit, pull wire, rough in and trim out .

Wire panels and panel schedules.