Wind Turbine Installer
Electrical wind turbine technician for maintenance, troubleshooting, and connection of electrical components. Required: completed technical education, driving license B, and medical examination. Start with a training week and on-the-job guidance by experienced technicians.
Description
As an electrical wind turbine technician, you perform maintenance and troubleshooting on wind turbines, where hydraulics, mechanics, and electrical engineering come together. You start with a training week and then shadow experienced technicians for an on-the-job training period. The position is practical, technical, and results-oriented, involving a lot of manual work outdoors and working at great heights.
Job requirements
- Completed technical education, for example Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, AOT, or Automotive Engineering.
- Candidates with a military background without a diploma can be trained internally.
- Flexibility to work in other regions and to work late or on-call shifts.
- In possession of driving license B.
- Be able to speak, read, and write English.
- Good health; undergoes medical examination.
Tasks
- Performing maintenance on wind turbines (mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical).
- Troubleshooting and troubleshooting.
- Replacing and connecting electrical components and cables in control cabinets.
- Installing test and recording equipment and analyzing test results.
- Checking operational reliability and safety protocols.
- Setting up and adjusting process controls.
- Writing service reports.
- Working at great heights and outdoors, with practical manual work.
Working conditions
- Start immediately with a one-year contract or permanent employment (no secondment).
- 8% holiday pay.
- 27 days of vacation and 13 ADV days.
- Paid overtime and compensation for breakdown services in accordance with the Metal and Electrical Engineering Collective Labour Agreement.
- Company van with professional tools and workwear.
- Phone and laptop.
- Wide range of courses and internal career advancement opportunities.
Description of the organization
Tasman places technical personnel in the wind industry and personally guides your career. A dedicated contact person finds suitable clients, supports career advancement, and matches you with experienced teams for on-the-job learning. The approach focuses on clarity, honesty, and professional support.