20 tasks, each one witnessed by the sources that watched the job — and behind every one, a prompt you can use tonight.
You usually split time between the office and the field. Mornings often mean site audits—measuring roof angles, checking shading, and logging coordinates for solar system design on AutoCAD or Revit.
Afternoons go to design and paperwork: creating single-line electrical diagrams, sizing inverters and PV arrays in Excel, coordinating with contractors, and scheduling system commissioning and testing. Some days are mostly maintenance visits to existing solar energy systems or meetings about energy market impacts on project economics.
AI can help automate repetitive tasks: generating initial layouts, running scenario comparisons in Excel, or checking standards compliance in drawings. Use AI for drafting support but verify outputs in AutoCAD/Revit and with engineering judgment.
Keep system approvals, safety-critical calculations, commissioning decisions, and final single-line diagrams human-controlled. A licensed engineer should sign off on designs, and humans must validate AI results against site audit data and energy market factors.