Pay: $16.25 - $19 per hour plus per diem while traveling

Job Position Summary:

This position is for a full-time traveling (100%) wind blade technician I, who will be responsible for carrying out duties in a safe and timely manner. Primary responsibilities include assisting and supporting the supervising/lead wind blade technician on blade repairs and inspections. Additional responsibilities include supporting the coordination of blade maintenance & repair activities, mobilization/demobilization from work sites, equipment & tool handling/maintenance.

Responsibilities:

• Assists in mobilization of all repair equipment to site, including the transportation, setup, rigging and operation of up-tower blade access equipment.

• Performs LOTO and similar tasks with training on the job.

• Supports supervisor/lead tech on repairs on up-tower suspended platform or ground access, performing superficial, and nonstructural laminate repairs and/or blade inspections at the direction of supervising/lead tech.

• Assists with proper storage, handling and maintenance of all blade repair equipment.

• Assists with weekly inventory, weekly vehicle inspection & safety incident reporting.

• Contributes to WindCom’s safety culture, daily reporting of work progress/completion, and overall team objectives on blade maintenance & repair activities on site.

Requirements:

• Proof of High School Diploma OR GED (Required) OR Associate Degree in a Technical Mechanical or Wind Energy discipline from an accredited college or wind technical school (Desired) OR equivalent experience.

• Ability to travel 100% of the time at least 8 weeks at a time.

• Willingness to work across the U.S. on holidays, weekends, and overtime as required by field projects.

• Meet specific weight requirements of WindCom and industry standards of 260 lbs. max.

• Physical ability to climb a wind tower multiple times per day, walk on top of nacelles/across the hub, and work at heights in all weather conditions (up to 300+ feet).

• Physical ability to lift and handle repetitive weights up to 75 pounds.

• Be comfortable with working in confined space(s).

• Basic computer skills to operate Microsoft Windows/Office & Google Suite software applications.

• Must obtain or possess a OSHA-10 Construction or General Industry, First Aid/CPR prior to start of employment

• Ability to obtain or posses a valid Driver’s License & DOT certification

• Ability to obtain or possess TWIC (preferred).

• Able to pass a criminal background check, MVR, physical and drug screening.

Desired Characteristics:

• Passion for safety & customer-oriented service delivery.

• Strong mechanical aptitude, preferred.

• Ability to read, write and understand English.

• Ability to read and understand basic diagrams.

• Ability and willingness to take initiative and work without direct supervision.

• Effectively communicates and works well within teams.

• Ability to follow instructions, strong organizational skills, willingness to learn.

• Possess GWO Basic Safety Certificate and/or Blade Repair Training Certificate.

WindCom Tech Training Provided:

• Basic Safety Training (e.g., First Aid, CPR, Fall Protection)

• Tower Safety & Rescue Training (e.g., Ladder, tower & nacelle top rescue)

• Basic Composites Repair & Engineering Training

WindCom Benefits Provided:

• Advanced training provided.

• Career growth and advancement.

• Tools, equipment and work uniforms provided.

• Per diem.

• 401k retirement plans.

• Medical, dental, vision and supplemental insurance plans.

About WindCom:

WindCom, headquartered in Houston-Texas, supports customers across North America, providing effective and safe solutions to the most complex blade servicing needs. Since 2006, blade repairs and inspections have been performed creating the world’s largest database of blade data.

Using the most advanced at-heights access equipment, technicians perform blade repairs using work instructions that are provided for every repair from our Blade Services team. Data is entered into a proprietary eReporting system which serves as a means for quality assurance, finished reports and database. Work is done safely and right the first time.

WindCom serves not only the major OEMs that produce wind turbines but also wind farm owners and operators. With quick response to their needs, down time is minimized and blades can start spinning quicker.

For more information, visit website: http://windcomservices.com/