Wind Technician - L223 (GREC) (Breckenridge, MI, US)

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Job Summary

Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on wind turbines and related equipment through inspections, operations, and repairs. Identify when equipment is outside normal operating limits, document conditions and malfunctions, and follow health/safety procedures including lockout-tagout. Maintain work records with precise measurements, assist with warranty investigations, respond to call-outs, and support preventive/predictive and supervised corrective maintenance. Work as an individual contributor.

Location: United States

Workplace: Onsite

Employment Type: Full time

Job Function: Field Service, Maintenance & Skilled Trades

Seniority: Mid level

Key Responsibilities

•Perform inspections, operations, and maintenance of wind turbine equipment.
•Identify when equipment/machinery is outside normal operating limits and document adverse conditions and malfunctions.
•Follow health and safety procedures, including isolating hazardous energy sources prior to work (e.g., lockout-tagout).
•Maintain records of work performed with precise measurements and ensure safety procedures are completed.
•Support preventive and predictive maintenance; assist with corrective maintenance when trained or supervised, and assist with warranty claim investigation and call-outs.

Key Requirements

•High school diploma or GED with three years of relevant wind experience, OR an associate degree in a relevant field or a Wind Certificate with one year of relevant wind experience.
•Experience with AC and DC electrical systems.
•Experience with rigging, rotating equipment, shaft alignment, torqueing, and mechanical/electrical drawings.
•Basic knowledge of wind turbine software systems and CMMS systems (e.g., GE Toolbox and Wind SCADA, Maximo).
•Ability to climb (including ladders exceeding 260 feet), lift heavy items (over 50 pounds), meet attendance requirements, and travel to other locations; valid non-CDL driver’s license.

Experience:1-3 yearsWind energy

Education:Associate's in relevant field

Skills:CommunicationSafety adherenceProblem identificationAttendance reliability

Licenses:Driver's License (NON CDL)

Tech Stack:AC electrical systemsDC electrical systemsLOTOLockout-tagoutGE ToolboxWind SCADAMaximoCMMSMechanical drawingsElectrical drawings

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DTE Energy

Industry: Utilities

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DTE Energy

2 weeks ago

Wind Technician - L223 (GREC) (Breckenridge, MI, US)

✓ Verified Job

Canonical indexed version, validated from employer's careers page.

Source: Company careers pageValidated by: Fursa AI

Last checked: 3 hours agoStatus: Live

Job Summary

Location: United States

Workplace: Onsite

Employment Type: Full time

Job Function: Field Service, Maintenance & Skilled Trades

Seniority: Mid level

Key Responsibilities

•Perform inspections, operations, and maintenance of wind turbine equipment.
•Identify when equipment/machinery is outside normal operating limits and document adverse conditions and malfunctions.
•Follow health and safety procedures, including isolating hazardous energy sources prior to work (e.g., lockout-tagout).
•Maintain records of work performed with precise measurements and ensure safety procedures are completed.
•Support preventive and predictive maintenance; assist with corrective maintenance when trained or supervised, and assist with warranty claim investigation and call-outs.

Key Requirements

•High school diploma or GED with three years of relevant wind experience, OR an associate degree in a relevant field or a Wind Certificate with one year of relevant wind experience.
•Experience with AC and DC electrical systems.
•Experience with rigging, rotating equipment, shaft alignment, torqueing, and mechanical/electrical drawings.
•Basic knowledge of wind turbine software systems and CMMS systems (e.g., GE Toolbox and Wind SCADA, Maximo).
•Ability to climb (including ladders exceeding 260 feet), lift heavy items (over 50 pounds), meet attendance requirements, and travel to other locations; valid non-CDL driver’s license.

Experience:1-3 yearsWind energy

Education:Associate's in relevant field

Skills:CommunicationSafety adherenceProblem identificationAttendance reliability

Licenses:Driver's License (NON CDL)

Tech Stack:AC electrical systemsDC electrical systemsLOTOLockout-tagoutGE ToolboxWind SCADAMaximoCMMSMechanical drawingsElectrical drawings

Company Brief

DTE Energy

Industry: Utilities

Website