SolCell Training

training

Training is provided to new SolCellians as part of their induction and continued professional development (CPD). Participation in the courses is also available to those outside SolCell by arrangement.
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Learn about ourtraining courses in the below links. Note that all courses are intended to be a pre-cursor to on-the-jobsupervised practice, so should not be seen as stand-alone qualifications.

Introduction to renewable power - 1 day
Introduction to Roof Panel Installation - 1 day
Roof Panel Installation Design - 2 days
Advanced Roof panel installation (rope access and IPAF required) - 2 days
Introduction to solar and storage design - 1 day
Intermediate Solar and Storage design - 2 days
Introduction to Inverter and charge controllers - 1 day
Electrical Termination basics - 1 day
Containment basics - 2 days

apply for a power station

Building owner, energy customer or agent applies for a power station

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Survey

Survey and viability is carried out by SolCell Engineers, which may include energy usage analysis over an extended time period.

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provisional approval

Heads-of-Terms presented to stakeholders for provisional approval. This includes fixed-price energy

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designs the solution

SolCell designs the solution and gets approval from relevant regulatory bodies

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Install

System is installed and commissioned

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fixed kWHr price

Energy Customer gets as much of the available SolCell energy as they need - paying a simple fixed kWHr price

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INCOME

Building owner receives a percentage of the income from the power station

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maintain

Manage and maintain the system

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purchase the power

Building Owner or Energy Customer can purchase the power station at any time at a pre-agreed rate.

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