Technician - Wind turbine Maintenance

Boralex•Adrian, TX

About The Position

The Technician - Wind turbine Maintenance works in the Asset Management Department, which focuses on maximizing the value and performance of energy sites through proactive asset management. The role performs preventive maintenance, monitors turbine performance, diagnoses and repairs equipment, and responds promptly to breakdowns. It also supports staff development, technical documentation and committees, occupational health and safety objectives, and inspection of personal protective equipment. The expected annual base salary range is $52,000–$70,000, including the target value of the annual Short-Term Incentive Plan (STIP). Total compensation varies based on experience, skills, qualifications, and work location. A comprehensive benefits package is available in accordance with company programs and policies.

Requirements

Good knowledge of the electrical energy environment and hydraulic engineering.
Confined-space skills and precision skills.
Ability to innovate and multitask.
Excellent analytical ability.
Good organizational skills and autonomy.
Good collaboration and communication skills.

Responsibilities

Perform regular and unscheduled preventive maintenance on wind turbines.
Check the physical and electrical integrity of turbines, including cable management, current and capacitance readings, and cleaning.
Proactively maintain turbines to prevent equipment failure or degradation.
Monitor turbine performance, including power output, temperatures, and cooling fan current draw.
Diagnose and repair wind turbines.
Respond promptly to breakdowns and provide solutions quickly.
Replace motors, fans, cables, sensors, control circuit boards, lighting, and pumps.
Mentor new staff and teach the theoretical and practical aspects of the job.
Review and contribute to instructional documents and procedures.
Participate in technical committees to share and address turbine issues.
Participate in achieving occupational health and safety goals and objectives.
Inspect personal protective equipment, including harnesses and rescue equipment.