Vestas
Position Overview
As a Wind Site Technician, you’ll ensure the smooth operation of wind turbines, directly addressing maintenance, troubleshooting, and system issues. Your contributions are vital in maintaining clean, reliable energy for local communities, regardless of your background in wind, electrical, mechanical, or heavy machinery sectors. Key Responsibilities
Diagnose, repair, and maintain wind turbines with your team to keep communities powered. Adhere to safety protocols, perform safety inspections, and cultivate a culture of safety. Collaborate with your team to improve turbine performance, share best practices, and support change initiatives. Document your work thoroughly and propose improvements to work instructions and operational processes. Support specialty projects (e.g., crane work, CIM) and provide mentorship to junior technicians. Who You Are
5 years wind experience minimum, with 3 years dedicated experience on a Siemens Gamesa G2 platform, including work with heavy equipment and cranes. Task Based Certification (TBC) Level 300 or willingness to obtain. Highly developed problem‑solving abilities and an engaged approach to responsibilities. Safety‑conscious and a role model for best practices, with advanced knowledge of energy isolation and risk mitigation. A collaborative team player who mentors others and leads by example. Ability to speak, read and follow instructions in English. Physically fit, comfortable working at heights and in varying conditions, with a high school diploma (or equivalent), valid driver’s license, and legal authorization to work in the U.S. Training & Equipment
Vestas invests in your growth, providing access to comprehensive training programs and certifications like GWO Safety & Technical Training. You’ll also receive all necessary PPE and equipment to perform safely. Benefits & Career Growth
We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision coverage; paid time off, holidays, and parental leave; opportunities for career progression and pay‑for‑certification growth; 401(k) with company match, life insurance, and disability coverage; and an established safety culture in an inclusive, collaborative workplace. Physical Demands
Ability to stand and walk for prolonged periods of time. Hearing ability to use telephones, close range radios or related device. Visual acuity including depth perception, field of vision and the ability to distinguish between colors. Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl as needed, as well as hand‑eye coordination and manual dexterity. Ability to climb stairs & vertical ladders to heights of 60 to 100 meters and at times supervise work in confined space environments. Ability to lift, push, pull, carry items up to, but not more than 50 lbs. in weight. Ability to observe training and obtain certification in required safety programs that include LOTO, Electrical Qualification, Fall Arrest & High Angle Rescue & Emergency Decent, and Confined Space. Ability to successfully participate in all training courses, including controlled decent practical exercises. Due to design parameters of fall protection equipment, the combined weight of prospective employee, required PPE and gear shall not exceed 300 lbs. Required PPE and gear may weigh up to 40 lbs.
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As a Wind Site Technician, you’ll ensure the smooth operation of wind turbines, directly addressing maintenance, troubleshooting, and system issues. Your contributions are vital in maintaining clean, reliable energy for local communities, regardless of your background in wind, electrical, mechanical, or heavy machinery sectors. Key Responsibilities
Diagnose, repair, and maintain wind turbines with your team to keep communities powered. Adhere to safety protocols, perform safety inspections, and cultivate a culture of safety. Collaborate with your team to improve turbine performance, share best practices, and support change initiatives. Document your work thoroughly and propose improvements to work instructions and operational processes. Support specialty projects (e.g., crane work, CIM) and provide mentorship to junior technicians. Who You Are
5 years wind experience minimum, with 3 years dedicated experience on a Siemens Gamesa G2 platform, including work with heavy equipment and cranes. Task Based Certification (TBC) Level 300 or willingness to obtain. Highly developed problem‑solving abilities and an engaged approach to responsibilities. Safety‑conscious and a role model for best practices, with advanced knowledge of energy isolation and risk mitigation. A collaborative team player who mentors others and leads by example. Ability to speak, read and follow instructions in English. Physically fit, comfortable working at heights and in varying conditions, with a high school diploma (or equivalent), valid driver’s license, and legal authorization to work in the U.S. Training & Equipment
Vestas invests in your growth, providing access to comprehensive training programs and certifications like GWO Safety & Technical Training. You’ll also receive all necessary PPE and equipment to perform safely. Benefits & Career Growth
We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision coverage; paid time off, holidays, and parental leave; opportunities for career progression and pay‑for‑certification growth; 401(k) with company match, life insurance, and disability coverage; and an established safety culture in an inclusive, collaborative workplace. Physical Demands
Ability to stand and walk for prolonged periods of time. Hearing ability to use telephones, close range radios or related device. Visual acuity including depth perception, field of vision and the ability to distinguish between colors. Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl as needed, as well as hand‑eye coordination and manual dexterity. Ability to climb stairs & vertical ladders to heights of 60 to 100 meters and at times supervise work in confined space environments. Ability to lift, push, pull, carry items up to, but not more than 50 lbs. in weight. Ability to observe training and obtain certification in required safety programs that include LOTO, Electrical Qualification, Fall Arrest & High Angle Rescue & Emergency Decent, and Confined Space. Ability to successfully participate in all training courses, including controlled decent practical exercises. Due to design parameters of fall protection equipment, the combined weight of prospective employee, required PPE and gear shall not exceed 300 lbs. Required PPE and gear may weigh up to 40 lbs.
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