Wind Turbine Technician
hjw executive searchDenver (CO)
About the role
We are working with a growing service and engineering firm who is looking for a remote Wind Turbine Field Service Technician. This company specializes in the service and repair of Gearboxes; Low-Speed Gearboxes used in Wind Turbine Generators, and High-Speed Gearboxes used in Gas, Steam motor driven applications. Wind Turbine Field Service Technician Job Requirements: Communicate effectively (written and verbal) with the customer Proficient in Microsoft systems. Follow work procedures and support the customer in the development and/or optimization of existing procedures and process to maintain quality and safety. Work overtime on weekdays and weekends when required. Work safely and follow safety instructions Have the ability to lift 75 pounds and perform heavy physical work often in cramped surroundings. Successfully pass a pre-hire drug screening (techs are subject to random drug screening when in the field).Maintain a valid Driver’s License and be able to drive pickup trucks often carrying tools or pulling trailers over minimally improved roads. Must be capable of performing the following relating to working safely at heights:-Physically capable of climbing vertical fixed ladders of up to 100 meters (325 feet) in height.-Successfully complete GWO safety training: Currently possess or successfully complete OSHA 30 for General Industry
Qualifications:
Minimum of two years’ experience working in the wind industry. Hands on Experience with Rotating Equipment or gearing. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must possess, or be able to obtain a US passport. Required travel Up to 80%
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