Solar Panel Installation Fitter: Job Insights, Pros & Cons, Work Experiences

If you are not afraid of heights, why not?

Of course, yes, I do not personally work on panels, but I think that it is not much different from the work of an electrician when laying lightning installation or mounting antennas. The experience gained will definitely pay off one day.

After assembling my installation, I find it hard work. And climbing equipment is essential:>

For 500 PLN from kW I would not do that. Unless some larger installation with convenient access and 250W panels / pcs.

And these are the rates for the fitter? Is there also a dayday or rather "monthly"?

I am conquering the topic because I got a job offer during assembly and I never did anything at heights and I do not know whether to go about it or look for another more mundane, I do not have fear of height but I never walked on the roof.

I worked only a month in the industry in a company from Tarnów. I didn't like the boss who probably had some kind of stalking mania - every boy wanted to rob him or spy on him and compel the loyalist for 3 years after any training, the guy had a lot of staff rotation - I switched from PV to electrical installations which I do not regret.
Returning to the question - PV installer - work mainly in delegation, mostly physical on roofs - ground constructions are relatively rarely mounted at private investors - I installed one on Mazury, the other roofing. The installation consists of Lego blocks, only the power cable is associated with forging / drilling / digging. Bringing panels onto roofs is the most boring and persistent - you need to cool down stairs / scaffolding. I also dealt with programming inverters and updating softens - this part is the most pleasant. The rate at the former employer (2015) was from PLN 1,300 up on hand.

PS. If the employer does not provide ropes and security, then you are refused to work - you have to have equipment and full stop.

Hello
Recently, I am interested in changing the industry to a solar fitter, but at the beginning I would like to know what it looks like. Maybe someone has a friend who could say more about this or recommend a good company.
I count on your help thank you in advance

I worked as a panel fitter, physical work is a bit demanding but not terrible. Earnings at a very good level, if it hadn't been for my move to Krakow, I would have stayed in Lift Up, it was a company where I had worked a few years and if it hadn't been for that, I would have stayed. And that I am issuing opinions now, I can recommend it with a clear conscience

nitros66 wrote:

The rate at the former employer (2015) was from PLN 1,300 up on hand.

For a week, please?

@ nitros66 Slave Hunger rate.