Wind Hub Technician
Job Summary
The Wind Hub Technician is a critical role responsible for maintaining the optimal function and output of wind turbines. This position involves performing daily operations, scheduled maintenance, safety inspections, quality control, and warranty repairs. Technicians collaborate closely with site leadership to ensure contract requirements are met and turbine performance is optimized.
Responsibilities
- Perform turbine maintenance, repair, and replacement of parts
- Troubleshoot complex mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues
- Execute diagnostic electrical analysis
- Document work via service reporting software
- Coordinate with remote operations centers
Required Skills
- Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting
- Hydraulic systems maintenance
- Ability to climb 300ft towers
- Understanding of electrical schematics
- Basic computer proficiency
Job Details
Essential Responsibilities:
- Execute contractual obligations per customer requirements, including work on electrical and mechanical equipment in GE wind turbine generators.
- Perform maintenance, repair, or replacement of parts to correct malfunctions.
- Troubleshoot complex mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical problems on variable pitch & variable speed turbines.
- Assist in all areas of site operations with minimal supervision.
- Perform diagnostic electrical analysis.
- Document all work performed using computer-based service reporting procedures.
- Coordinate with and respond to the GE remote operations center.
Qualifications & Requirements:
- High School Diploma or GED.
- Minimum of 1 year of experience as a Wind Technician/Mechanic OR 2 years of work experience in hydraulic/electrical fields using power tools.
- Must pass a Technical Knowledge Assessment and demonstrate basic computer skills.
- Must maintain a valid driver's license.
- Ability to handle repetitive weight (50 lbs) and climb towers up to 300 feet daily.
- Must meet manufacturer weight limits not to exceed 300 lbs including gear.
- Ability to understand electrical schematic drawings, technical manuals, and safety regulations.
- Flexibility to work in various industrial environments, rotating shifts, and on-call schedules.