Intermediate Onshore Wind Technician
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Role summary
Installs, inspects, and maintains onshore wind turbines, and performs a range of technical support and service activities. Assists in the installation of new wind turbines and equipment, including assembly and calibration. Participates in safety training and emergency response drills and ensures all work complies with safety regulations, policies and procedures to prevent accidents and injuries. Climbs towers and uses a variety of diagnostic tools to evaluate the physical integrity of towers and makes turbine or equipment repairs or replaces parts to prevent malfunctions. Conducts inspections of turbines and infrastructure to monitor and assess their condition and performance to identify potential issues. Maintains detailed records of inspections, maintenance, repairs, and replacements. Documents performance issues and actions taken to resolve problems and escalates issues as necessary. Lifts heavy objects and works in confined spaces. Collects turbine data to support the analysis, and generation of compliance and regulatory reports. Assists in the maintenance of the Bulk Electric System (BES) cyber assets including but not limited to Cyber security patching, password maintenance, BES Cyber asset identification and inventory. Participates in audit evidence gathering, and other activities as assigned to support Onshore Wind operations, operability, security, reliability, quality, and maintenance. This may cover control systems, protective relays, communication networks, and software applications. Assists with testing electrical components and systems, and mechanical and hydraulic systems and malfunctions. Services onshore wind systems and fiber optic sensing and control systems. Qualifications: Typically requires specialized training certification and/or a technical support degree in such related areas as fiber optics, electrical or mechanical technology, or hydraulic support technology and related experience. Certifications may be required.
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