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Wind Turbine Blade Maintenance Technician
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A Wind Turbine Technician maintains and repairs wind turbines used to generate electricity.
$79,318 / year median in Oklahoma
+22% projected growth
Job Description
About the Role Join our team as a Wind Turbine Blade Repair Specialist, where you will utilize advanced rope access techniques to maintain and restore critical wind energy infrastructure. You will play a vital role in ensuring the structural integrity and operational efficiency of turbine blades through expert composite repair and detailed inspection processes. Responsibilities Execute high-quality composite repairs, including sandwich and cosmetic fixes, using UV resin, filler, and topcoat systems. Perform comprehensive blade inspections to identify structural concerns and ensure long-term asset performance. Collaborate on the development of safe and efficient access work plans for complex maintenance projects. Utilize specialized power tools and rope access equipment to complete repairs safely at significant heights. Document all maintenance activities, material requests, and inspection findings through digital reporting systems. Maintain rigorous safety standards and complete daily documentation to ensure compliance with site protocols. Provide mentorship to junior technicians to foster team growth and technical excellence. Qualifications Required Skills Active and valid SPRAT or IRATA certification. Proven experience with composite materials, including UV resin and filler systems. Proficiency in chamfering and scarfing techniques across various blade manufacturer specifications. Strong understanding of LOTO (Lockout/Tagout) safety methods and best practices. Ability to work at heights, including climbing turbines exceeding 300 feet. Valid driver's license with a clean motor vehicle record. Preferred Skills Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and maintain transparency within a field team. Strong aptitude for task prioritization and collaborative problem-solving. Commitment to professional integrity and high-quality workmanship in challenging environments.