The Wind Hub Technician is responsible for maintaining optimal operation and output at wind sites through turbine operations, safety, quality control, and warranty repairs. The technician works with site and hub leadership to meet customer contract requirements and timelines, and communicates with the Site Lead and Manager. The role includes local travel among all wind sites within Hub CO1 and requires reporting to assigned sites. This is not a remote position, despite a conflicting remote-position tag in the posting. The work includes daily maintenance and troubleshooting of GE wind turbine generators and their electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic equipment. Technicians work with minimal supervision, follow safety requirements, document work using computer-based service reporting procedures, and respond to GE’s remote operations center when necessary. The schedule may involve rotating shifts, on-call work, occasional overnights, weekends during peak periods, and mandatory overtime. The base pay range for U.S.-based candidates is $32.95–$43.88. Relocation assistance is provided. The position requires a high school diploma or GED and either at least one year of wind technician experience or at least four years of work experience that includes hydraulic and electrical work and use of basic power hydraulic tools. Candidates must pass a Technical Knowledge Assessment and maintain a valid driver’s license. Physical requirements include repetitive lifting of 50 pounds, climbing towers up to 300 feet daily, and meeting the manufacturer’s weight limit of 300 pounds including required gear.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED