Diagnose, repair, and maintain wind turbines alongside your team.
Travel to different sites, work with diverse teams and assignments, including managing travel logistics and cost coding.
Perform safety inspections and maintain a safe work environment.
Troubleshoot and resolve complex issues while demonstrating strong self-management.
Work on construction and installation projects, overseeing the full lifecycle of turbines.

Requirements

Minimum 6 months with a Wind Energy Technician certificate, or 1 year of wind turbine experience, or 2 years in mechanical or electrical fields.
Excellent problem-solving skills and a proactive approach.
Strong safety awareness and commitment to best practices.
Ability to work well in teams and thrive in collaborative environments.
Good physical fitness, comfortable working in varied conditions and at heights.
Ability to speak, read, and follow instructions in French and English.
High school diploma (or equivalent), a valid driver’s license, and legal authorization to work in Canada without current or future sponsorship.

Benefits

Additional health benefits for you and your family.
Paid time off, public holidays, and parental leave.
Career advancement opportunities and pay increases tied to certifications.
RRSP with employer contribution, life insurance, and disability coverage.
A well-established safety culture and an inclusive, collaborative work environment.

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools

wind turbine maintenancetroubleshootingsafety inspectionsconstruction projectsinstallation projectsmechanical skillselectrical skills

Soft Skills

problem-solvingself-managementteamworkcollaborationsafety awarenessproactive approach

Certifications

Wind Energy Technician certificate