Solar Panel Installers - Working Conditions

In a typical work setting, solar panel installers:

Have a medium level of social interaction. They spend time talking to customers but also spend time working alone during installation.
Are somewhat responsible for the work outcomes and results of other workers.
Are somewhat responsible for the health and safety of others.
Sometimes work as part of a team.
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Communicate mostly via telephone and in-person discussions.

Usually work outdoors.
Are frequently exposed to high places.
Often wear specialized protective or safety gear when working.
Are often exposed to hazardous conditions, situations, and equipment that may produce minor cuts or scrapes.
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Are often exposed to hot or cold temperatures, especially during unpredictable weather.
Must occasionally deal with loud or distracting sounds or noise levels.
Occasionally must get into awkward positions to reach cramped work spaces.
Sometimes must work in very bright or very dim lighting conditions.
May work physically near others, within a few feet.

Must be exact and accurate when performing the job. Errors could impact the performance of the solar panel.
Sometimes must repeat the same physical or mental activities.
Are usually able to make decisions on their own that affect their customers. Sometimes they consult with other installers or supervisors before taking a course of action.
Must meet strict weekly deadlines.