
Wind Turbine Traveling Blade Technician
Posted Aug 12

Posted Aug 12
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States, +24 more locations.
β’ Travel extensively on a rotational basis to wind farms across the U.S., utilizing both air and truck for cross-country journeys.
β’ Conduct composite blade repairs uptower using platforms and rope access, as well as on the ground when necessary.
β’ Execute epoxy and polyester resin wet layup procedures.
β’ Carry out vacuum infusion processes.
β’ Repair balsa and foam sandwich materials effectively.
β’ Complete structural repairs as required.
β’ Prepare detailed Daily Progress Reporting Documents and QAQC reports.
β’ Perform onsite stock assessments.
β’ Assist the site lead and project coordinator when applicable.
β’ Support the maintenance of wind turbine rotor blades to ensure their profile, structural integrity, and efficiency in electricity generation.
β’ A minimum of 2 years of experience in composite repair.
β’ Experience with platform and/or rope access is essential.
β’ Familiarity with epoxy and polyester resins, wet lay-up techniques, and vacuum bag methods.
β’ Knowledge of balsa and foam core materials is required.
β’ Understanding of fiberglass reinforcement and structural repair techniques.
β’ Ability to safely and effectively utilize powered hand tools.
β’ Awareness of temperature and humidity limitations in specifications.
β’ Capability to interpret complex technical drawings and processes.
β’ Proficient in IT skills, including email, internet usage, and iPad operation.
β’ Willingness to spend time away from home while in the field.
β’ Flexibility to adapt to changes in project scope.
β’ Strong teamwork skills and the ability to follow guidance.
β’ Possession of a valid, current driver's license.
β’ Must be at least 21 years old to operate a company vehicle.
β’ Ability to meet demanding physical requirements, including climbing ladders multiple times daily up to 300 feet/90 meters, as well as bending, crawling, stooping, and lifting up to 75 pounds.
β’ Must be a U.S. or Canadian citizen or have legal authorization to work in either country.
β’ Willingness to travel 100% on an 8/1 rotation throughout the year.
β’ Ability to frequently travel by commercial airline to project sites across North America.
β’ Capability to meet physical demands such as climbing wind turbines up to 125m+/400+ feet, standing, walking, lifting/carrying/pushing/pulling up to 50 pounds, crawling, stooping, crouching, kneeling, bending, gripping, and repetitive manual tool usage.
β’ Comfort working at heights of up to 400 feet, with no fear of heights.
β’ Commitment to adhering to company and client Safety, Quality, and Performance policies and procedures.
β’ Opportunities for skill enhancement through GEV Academy.
β’ Customized reporting system with provided training.
β’ Enhanced communication through regular Business and Project updates via the GEV technician engagement platform.
β’ Regular feedback surveys for technicians.
β’ Continued work opportunities for top performers.
β’ GEV covers flight arrangements for mobilization, demobilization, and approved R&R travel.
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