GSOBA

Overview

The Wind Turbine Technician is responsible for climbing and servicing utility-scale wind turbines in an offshore array, performing both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks. This role requires a combination of technical skills and the ability to work at heights in challenging weather conditions.

Responsibilities

• Climb and service utility-scale wind turbines across an offshore array.
• Perform scheduled gearbox inspections.
• Conduct blade pitch calibration.
• Lubricate yaw drives and maintain hydraulic brakes.
• Troubleshoot pitch and converter faults from the nacelle.
• Torque foundation bolts to specification.
• Replace worn slip rings and filters.
• Document every work order in the asset management system.
• Coordinate lifts and isolations with the control room before work begins.

Requirements

• GWO Working at Heights certification.
• GWO Sea Survival certification.
• Rope-access proficiency.
• Offshore medical clearance.
• Comfort working ninety meters above open water in changing weather.

Benefits

Additional Information

• Expect two-week rotations crewed from a service operations vessel.