WindNewsToday

windnewstoday

Wind Turbine

Exciting Wind Turbine Technician Jobs With No Experience in Texas, USA 2025

by
Wind Turbine Technician Jobs With No Experience in Texas, USA 2025

Wind Turbine Technician Jobs For Freshers Texas 2025 — Overview

  • Location: Wind Turbine Technician
  • Location: On location – Carrollton, Texas, United States
  • Department: Service Technicians
  • Type: Full time
  • Location: Staten Island, NY, Staten Island, NY, US Salary: Not Specified.

Wind Turbine Technician for the Global Wind Service team — Texas, USA

Are you authorized to work in the United States? Do you live in US and interested in wind power? If you want to take your career to the next level, and work up in the world!

Global Wind Service is working for highly skilled and dedicated Wind Turbine Technicians to service our expanding activities in USA You will be based in Carrollton, TX and your role will be to install, service and repair wind turbine systems as part of a dynamic team. Qualified applicants are focused on safety, physically fit and prepared to work at heights as we make the transition to clean energy.

THIS IS AN EXCITING TIME TO JOIN OUR TEAM,TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE CLEAN ENERGY REVOLUTION, WORK ON CHALLENGING PROJECTS, AND BUILD A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE!

Join us, and take the next step in your career with a company that will support you.

Travelling Wind Turbine Technician Description

The traveling wind technician will service various locations throughout the United States while working with an experienced team of skilled individuals to service wind farms by maintaining their facilities as well their wind turbines. Some of this position will include general site cleanup and facility upkeep around the wind towers. So vigilance in terms of safety regulations and the particular trade is key to the overall safety on the job.

Entry Level Wind Turbine Technician Jobs Qualifications:

  • Graduation from High School or the equivalent
  • Preferably with background as No: 1 WTG technician 1 plus years of real experience in the field working(styles of field operators will win over technicians)
  • Those of us that are educated in mechanical/technical/electrical and are able to roll our own solutions are the minority.
  • Pre-Install and Install experience
  • Able to climb towers up to 400 feet on a daily basis.
  • You are team play, you are communicative, open-minded, flexible – with respect for others and other cultures
  • Able to work at remote sites with difficult weather conditions
  • Collaborate with people of different background
  • Your openness and availability for travel -in your home country and abroad- are key to our success.
  • The skill and self-confidence to work at different strata *even climbing abilities.
  • Quality and Safety Led Professional
  • Current GWO certification and OGUK Medical Fitness History Work History
  • Conditions of Work & Work Environment
  • Able to self manage in the area of guiding the direction of their PIPPROJECTFOREVER® team.
  • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
  • Must be an US Citizen or have valid US work authorization, reside in the United States

Wind Farm Technician Jobs Responsibilities:

  • Job Description A traveling wind turbine tech will work with other well trained professionals from across the united states in maintaining the facilities around the wind turbines and the wind turbines themselves.
  • Some of this work will also be light cleaning and maintaining the site around the Wind Turbines.
  • Construct and set wind turbines in accordance with standard procedures
  • Install and /OR commission wind turbines
  • Do maintenance as re-power, torque/tension, cleaning
  • Be able to read mechanical drawing and engineering files Able to read/study/modify standard work jobs for turbine erections
  • Performance of necessary WTG activities (pre-assembly, installation, service & maintenance, etc.)
  • Hands-on experience in mechanical (gears, bearing, etc.), pneumatics and hydraulics to be able to solve equipment issues with as little downtime as possible and supervision.
  • Skilled in operation and use of tools (power, hydraulic, diagnostic, and specialty)
  • Client will provide PPE including hearing protection.
  • Work according to the rules of labor protection.
  • Prompt notification of all near miss accidents, incidents and accidents to Site Manager
  • Attending all training and education, as required by the Site Manager or the client
  • Operate any equipment or tools in a safe manner as they perform the tasks.
  • Record and ensure periodic maintenance is completed on all tools and equipment.
  • To minimizing the risk for accident and work inefficient.
  • Must meet weekly reports submission deadlines for work hours, work progress reports and travel reports
  • Must be willing and able to travel extensively and work in different and extreme weather conditions
  • Ability to work overtime on a weekly basis including nights and weekends
  • MUST HAVE OWN VEHICLE

Must be a US citizen or have US work authorization and live in the US

Apply Now

Wind turbine blade Breaks in Akita, Japan – one dead

by

A 40-meter-long blade has tragically fallen from a turbine in Akita Prefecture, northern Japan, killing an elderly man. Metal fatigue and regular maintenance and inspection are the issues.

Turbine Blade Breaks in Akita

One Dead


Police received a call at around 10:30 a.m. on Friday, May 2, reporting that a turbine blade had exploded in a park in Akita City. The deceased, 81-year-old Takashi Shishido, was found lying on the ground near the broken blade at Araya Seaside Park in the city’s Araya district.

Emergency services were notified at around 10:20 a.m. and Shishido was taken to a nearby hospital with a head injury.. He was pronounced dead about an hour later. Authorities are currently investigating whether the falling blade was a direct cause of his death.

The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) had issued a severe wind warning that morning. The highest instantaneous wind speed was recorded at 7:52 a.m., with forecasts predicting that strong winds will continue in northeastern Japan until the evening.

Turbine Breakdown, Maintenance and inspections are concern

According to Akita’s Clean Energy Industry Promotion Division, the turbine involved in the incident was installed by a Tokyo-based company, Sakura Furiyoku. The turbine is located in a city-run park along the Sea of ​​Japan that features walking paths and rest pavilions. Following the incident, police restricted access to the park via the road.

This is not the first incident in the region. In December 2010, one of the three blades of a turbine at the same location fell off, although no injuries were reported. A wind energy expert in Akita suggested that the blade failure could have been caused by metal fatigue and highlighted the importance of regular maintenance and inspection. ” and If inspections had been carried out the case, this could have been prevented. but If public concern increases, it could have a negative impact on the wind energy industry,” the expert warned.

Sakura Furiyoku Japan is a Tokyo-based company specializing in wind energy development and operation. The company is headquartered in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. Detailed information about Sakura Furiyoku’s extensive operations is limited to the public, and the tragic incident has raised concerns about maintenance practices and safety protocols at its wind power facilities.