Technical guide
Solar PV · Site execution · Technical workforce
Renewable Energy: Technical Teams for Solar PV Construction
RAM provides renewable energy manpower services and solar PV installation crews for utility-scale projects across Europe. Teams support mounting structures, module installation, DC works and mechanical completion through workforce solutions or a defined subcontracted scope.
MountingModulesDC worksMechanical completion
Where RAM supports the build
Utility-scale solar is an installation programme before it is anything else. RAM works where the project becomes physical infrastructure, on the activities below.
01
Mounting structures
Assembly and installation support for module mounting systems, on tracker and fixed-tilt structures.
02
Module installation
Crews for module handling, positioning and installation along the rows.
03
DC works
DC cable routing, string connections, earthing and bonding — carried out under the project’s electrical responsibility.
04
Mechanical completion
Completion support, punch work and site close-out activities within the agreed scope.
Two ways we work
Model 01
Workforce Solutions
Your site. Your supervision. Our crews.
- Directs execution
- Your organisation
- RAM supplies
- Installation crews and technical specialists, with employment, documentation and mobilisation
- When it fits
- You own the installation programme and need capacity against it
Model 02
Technical Subcontracting
A defined scope. A RAM-coordinated team.
- Directs execution
- RAM, around the contracted deliverables
- RAM supplies
- Crews, supervision and coordination against the agreed scope
- When it fits
- The requirement is a package of work rather than additional trades
Solar construction capabilities
No.CapabilityScope
01
Mounting structure assembly
Assembly and installation of module mounting systems, tracker and fixed-tilt.
02
Module installation
Handling, positioning and installation of PV modules along the rows.
03
DC cable handling & DC works
Cable routing, string connections, earthing and bonding, and installation support around inverters, under the project’s electrical responsibility.
04
Mechanical completion
Completion support, punch work and close-out activities within the agreed scope.
05
Site supervision
Foremen and supervisors coordinating work fronts, installation sequencing and progress follow-up.
06
Technical workforce mobilisation
Complete installation crews organised around the programme, site conditions and project documentation.
Real RAM solar operations
Recorded on site by RAM: our own crews working on utility-scale solar PV construction. Explore the project photographs from photovoltaic park construction in Burgos, Spain and Corbii Mari photovoltaic park in Romania.
Real RAM site footage
What is visible in the footage: module placement along the rows, mounting-structure work, cable-drum handling and fixing work under the module tables, with RAM crews in branded hi-vis.
- Work shown
- Utility-scale solar PV construction
- Recorded by
- RAM, on site
Details from the same footage.
Before we mobilise
01
Scope
We confirm the activities and the interfaces with the rest of the site.
02
People & qualifications
We select personnel against what the project actually requires.
03
Documentation & logistics
Documents, mobilisation and site access are prepared before anyone travels.
04
Site start
The crew enters the project according to the agreed plan.
Frequently asked questions
- What does RAM do on solar PV projects?
- RAM supports utility-scale solar PV construction with crews for mounting structures, module installation, DC works and mechanical completion.
- Does RAM work with tracker and fixed-tilt systems?
- Yes. RAM supports assembly and installation of module mounting systems on both tracker and fixed-tilt structures.
- Who is responsible for the electrical works?
- DC cable routing, string connections, earthing and bonding are carried out under the project's electrical responsibility.
- Can RAM provide supervision on site?
- Yes. RAM supplies foremen and supervisors who coordinate work fronts, installation sequencing and progress follow-up. Under technical subcontracting RAM coordinates the crews against the agreed scope.
- What should we send to discuss a solar project?
- The site location, programme and start date, the disciplines and numbers needed, and the activities and interfaces.
Tell us about the project
What the work is, where the site is, and when it has to start.
Location
Where the site is
Schedule
Programme and start date
Crew
Disciplines and numbers
Scope
Activities and interfaces
Project preparation
Technical guides for buyers and project teams
Use these practical resources to clarify scope, documentation, mobilisation and delivery before requesting a crew or work package.