Global Offshore Field Trainer for New Site Support

Vestas group; Warrington; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Vestas is seeking an experienced Technician to become Global Offshore Support Field Trainer, coaching Offshore Service Site Technicians at new offshore sites worldwide during the readiness and ramp-up phases.

You will train on V236 15MW turbines, lead lessons learned, improve first-time fix rates, and promote safety across the global value chain. The first year includes technical training at training centres before deployment to sites globally.

Qualifications

• Completed electrical or mechanical degree from a technical school/college/university (e.g., Marine Engineer or similar).
• Good English skills both oral and written.
• Full driver’s license.
• Must be able to obtain work visas globally (EU, USA, Japan, Korea, Taiwan).

Responsibilities

• Train and coach technicians on operation and maintenance of V236 15MW turbines, promoting OneVestas philosophy.
• Serve as a key contact for lessons learned and drive continuous improvement across the value chain.
• Support site teams in following Vestas processes and best practices for scalable offshore operations.
• Assist with troubleshooting and fault diagnosis of electrical and mechanical systems on-site and remotely.
• Deliver technical and operational training on the V236 platform and onboard development of new technicians.
• Improve operational efficiency by driving first-time fix rates and reducing service times.
• Promote safety and operational excellence by coaching teams on Wind Turbine Safety Rules.

Skills

English proficiency

Driver's license

Education

Electrical/Mechanical degree

Job description

Vestas is seeking an experienced Technician to become Global Offshore Support Field Trainer, coaching Offshore Service Site Technicians at new offshore sites worldwide during the readiness and ramp-up phases.

You will train on V236 15MW turbines, lead lessons learned, improve first-time fix rates, and promote safety across the global value chain. The first year includes technical training at training centres before deployment to sites globally.