Blade Repair Technician

Company Description Lyon Technical Access is a team of motivated, hardworking, and experienced industrial rope access technicians known for professionalism and strong safety standards. Since 2018, the company has focused on providing ethical, high-quality services at competitive prices. The team has extensive experience in complex industrial and commercial environments, including oil and gas refineries, pulp and paper mills, steel mills, building maintenance, and manufacturing facilities. Lyon Technical Access also works on bridges, smokestacks, dams, penstocks, wind turbines, rock scaling, and geotechnical projects, offering diverse opportunities for technical and field-based work.

Role Description The Blade Repair Technician is a full-time, on-site role focused on inspection, repair, and maintenance of wind turbine blades and related components. Day-to-day responsibilities include performing diagnostic assessments on blades, identifying damage, and carrying out structural and cosmetic repairs using appropriate tools, materials, and resin systems. The technician will ensure equipment is properly maintained, follow rope access and safety procedures, and complete detailed reports on work performed and blade condition. The role also involves collaborating with team members, coordinating with supervisors and clients on work plans, and contributing to continuous improvement of repair methods and safety practices.

• Technical repair and maintenance skills, including experience with equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and related mechanical or composite repair work.
• Customer-focused abilities, such as commitment to customer satisfaction, professional conduct on job sites, and responsiveness to client needs and timelines.
• Strong communication skills, including clear verbal and written communication, accurate reporting, and effective collaboration with team members and supervisors.
• Experience in blade repair, industrial rope access, or working at heights; certifications such as IRATA, SPRAT, or GWO Blade Repair and Working at Heights are highly beneficial.
• Solid understanding of safety standards and procedures in industrial environments, with the ability to follow and promote safe work practices at all times.
• Physical ability to perform demanding fieldwork, including climbing, lifting, and working in varying weather conditions.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation to project sites
• Previous experience in wind energy, industrial maintenance, or a related technical trade is an asset.