Resource Traveling Wind Turbine Technician II - 100% Travel - US Nationwide

Overview

Nationwide traveling wind turbine tech for maintenance, repair, and construction.

Key Responsibilities

• problem solving
• construction
• cost coding
• turbine maintenance
• safety inspections

Tasks

-Address advanced problem-solving tasks with effective self-management. -Work on construction and installation projects, overseeing the full life cycle of turbines. -Travel to different sites, work with diverse teams, and engage with varied experiences, including travel management and cost coding. -Diagnose, repair, and maintain wind turbines with your team. -Conduct safety inspections and ensure a secure working environment.

Requirements

• loto
• electrical qual
• fall arrest
• wind certificate
• high school
• problem solving

What You Bring

-Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl as needed, as well as hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. -Ability to lift, push, pull, carry items up to, but not more than 50 lbs. in weight. -Hearing ability to use telephones, close range radios or related device. -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. -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. -Ability to successfully participate in all training courses, including controlled decent practical exercises. -You have a high school diploma (or equivalent), a valid driver’s license, and are legally authorized to work in the U.S. without the need for current or future sponsorship. -This role offers exposure to a wide range of turbine platforms, site conditions, and team environments—ideal for technicians who thrive on variety and continuous learning. -Ability to climb stairs & vertical ladders to heights of 60 to 100 meters and at times supervise work in confined space environments. -Physically fit, comfortable working in various conditions, and at heights. -Visual acuity including depth perception, field of vision and the ability to distinguish between colors. -Able to work well with others and enjoy collaborative environments. -Highly developed problem-solving abilities and an engaged approach to responsibilities. -Safety-conscious and committed to best practices. -Ability to speak, read and follow instructions in English. -At least 6 months with a Wind Technician certificate, or 1 year of wind turbine experience, or 2 years in mechanical or electrical fields. -Ability to stand and walk for prolonged periods of time.

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Benefits

-Opportunities for career progression and pay-for-certification growth. -An established safety culture and inclusive, collaborative workplace. -Paid time off, holidays, and parental leave. -401(k) with company match, life insurance, and disability coverage. -Medical, dental, and vision coverage for you and your family.

About Vestas

-Evolved from steel tools to become a global wind turbine pioneer. -Designs, manufactures, sells, installs and maintains wind farms across onshore and offshore projects. -Manufacturing spans dozens of countries, with flagship facilities in Europe, Asia, and the U.S. -Known for landmark projects like Europe’s oldest offshore wind farm and turbine prototypes. -Specialises in wind energy infrastructure, from regional turbines to service hub networks. -Innovative developments include stealth blades, hybrid quadrotor tests, and tall turbine towers.

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Visa Sponsorship

-must be authorized to work in the u.s. without current or future sponsorship.