The career of Wind Energy Technician includes everything from installation and repair, to  trouble-shooting of wind energy
towers.  This is great for  people with electronic & mechanical talents.

These workers are currently in short supply, but greatly needed to maintain not only existing turbines, but the many
thousands more that are planned for the future.
Turbine Technicians or "Windsmiths"  Wind turbine installation and pylon maintenance
sometimes includes: Blade cleaning and surface repair - Wind turbine survey and
testing - Ice removal systems and techniques - General site maintenance - Pylon
maintenance.
Basic Skill Requirements For Entry Level Workers

Most Employers Will Require The Following Basic Requirements For Entry Level Positions

High School Diploma
Technical Wind Turbine Technician Degree From Accredited School
Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical maintenance, repair and trouble shooting experience preferred.
Ability to read and interpret complex instructions & diagrams.
Safety certifications, especially regarding working at heights.
Good math, reading and writing skills.
Drug and Alcohol testing is required.
Experience using hand and power tools.
Computer literate
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and where everything drew a free breath...
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Wind Technicians Must Work Under The Following Conditions

Ability to work comfortably at heights up to 350 Feet
Good physical condition for ladder climbing and occasional heavy lifting.
Technicians must work outdoors in all types of weather conditions.
Technicians must work in confined spaces.
Must be able to travel, sometimes for long periods of time in order to complete projects.
Must be able to work efficiently without supervision in small teams.
Valid drivers license
The following community colleges
turbine technicians:

Estherville Campus
300 South 18th Street
Estherville, IA 51334
712-362-2604

Texas State Technical College
Sweetwater, TX
325-734-3607

Other schools are in the process of
launching their own wind turbine
technician programs, and we will add
them as their programs develope and
become accredited.
Blackfeet use Wind Power for the Wastewater Treatment Plant

In late 1999, the Town of Browning, Montana and the Blackfeet Nation installed four Bergey Excel
10-kilowatt (kW) wind turbines adjacent to the Town's sewage treatment plant.   The turbines provided
about one-quarter of the plant's electricity, displacing energy bought from the grid.  
Wind/Turbine Technician

Though wind energy currently accounts for just one percent of all energy used in the United States, the American Wind Energy Association reports that the wind
industry grew by 45 percent last year alone. Those with a background in turbine manufacturing, operation, and repair will easily find work in states like California
taking a one- to two-year wind technology degree program at a community college.

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Many jobs in wind require the candidate to have a technical back ground and be certified to perform high voltage preventive maintenance.