Wind Turbine Technician
Full-time
50,000 to 100,000 USD / year
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Perform scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs on utility-scale offshore wind turbines, including gearbox and hydraulic system servicing. Coordinate with the control room for safety isolations and document all activities within the asset management system.
Requirements
Candidates must possess GWO Working at Heights and Sea Survival certifications, rope-access proficiency, and offshore medical clearance. Ability to work at heights of ninety meters in changing weather conditions during two-week rotations is essential.
Working hours
40 hours per week
Skills
- Gearbox Inspection
- Blade Pitch Calibration
- Yaw Drive Lubrication
- Hydraulic Brake Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Torquing
- Asset Management Systems
- SCADA
- Lifting Coordination
- Isolations
- Rope Access
- Offshore Safety
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Categories
- Energy
- Trades
- Engineering
- Environmental & Sustainability
- Construction
Keywords
- Wind Turbine Technician
- Offshore
- GWO
- Working at Heights
- Sea Survival
- Rope Access
- SCADA
- Nacelle
- Gearbox
- Blade Pitch
- Yaw Drive
- Hydraulic Brakes
- Slip Rings
- Service Operations Vessel
- Preventive Maintenance
- Asset Management
Original job description
Climb and service utility-scale wind turbines across an offshore array, performing scheduled gearbox inspections, blade pitch calibration, yaw drive lubrication, and hydraulic brake maintenance at height. You will troubleshoot pitch and converter faults from the nacelle, torque foundation bolts to specification, replace worn slip rings and filters, and document every work order in the asset management system. Day to day the role mixes planned preventive maintenance with unplanned call-outs when the SCADA system flags an alarm, and you will coordinate lifts and isolations with the control room before any work begins. GWO Working at Heights and Sea Survival certification, rope-access proficiency, offshore medical clearance, and genuine comfort working ninety meters above open water in changing weather are required. Expect two-week rotations crewed from a service operations vessel.
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