Wind turbine technician; Campbeltown

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Our competitive package offers a wide range of benefits and rewards.

This role will be based near Campbeltown, Scotland.

The role of a Turbine O&M Technician is to support the Turbine O&M Team in the delivery of specific projects. The successful candidate will be required to provide technical assistance to help resolve ongoing issues and/or implement improvements.

We are looking for candidates who have a technical background in mechanical and/or electrical systems, preferably in a turbine discipline, and with good analytical fault‑finding capabilities on electrical, mechanical & hydraulic systems.

Experience with Vestas/Gamesa and/or Siemens wind turbines is highly valued.

The role would suit an experienced Wind Turbine Technician who aspires to further develop their own capabilities in the delivery of high‑quality maintenance activities and is willing to contribute positively to the continued development of the business.

Be a good communicator both written and verbally and be proficient in customer interface at site level and in pre‑task coordination. The suitable candidate will be comfortable in preparing risk assessments, method statements and other client‑required procedures and be willing to adapt a high level of health, safety, quality & environmental awareness.

A flexible approach to work will be required as travel within the UK & Ireland will be necessary depending on the project needs.

Other areas of knowledge would be advantageous, but not essential as training will be provided for the right candidate which will include:

• Working knowledge of gearbox inspections
• Working knowledge of specialised equipment such as vibration analysis, ultrasound, bore scope and thermal imaging
• Proficient in analytical fault finding
• Can assist with the resolution of onsite technical issues and implement technical improvements
• Take and lead main component replacements
• Identify and specify tooling requirements
• Can conduct technical auditing & assessments
• Preparation of reporting templates and other technical documentation
• Can develop and deliver specific in‑house technical training
• Has worked in a health & safety focused environment

• Team leader
• Co‑ordination of subcontractors
• H&S Awareness (RA, CoSS, MS)
• WTSR

• Mechanical or electrical fault‑finding
• Use of hydraulic tooling
• Blade repairs
• Use of Microsoft Office applications
• Reporting

• Wind Turbine maintenance
• Managing heavy lifting
• Working at height

• Mechanical or electrical engineering qualification (minimum Level 3 NVQ)

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