Wind Turbine Technician Netherlands

Full Circle Wind Services; Amersfoort; On-site; EUR 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Full Circle Wind Services seeks a hands‑on Service Technician to keep wind turbines spinning smoothly through on‑site inspections and proactive maintenance. You will troubleshoot mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems, replace parts when needed, and log every action to support ongoing performance data.

You’ll work with engineering and operations teams, communicate clearly with customers, and uphold rigorous safety standards in all weather conditions to minimize downtime and maximize

Qualifications

• Valid driver’s license required.
• High school diploma or equivalent; extra technical training is a plus.
• Strong understanding of mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems in wind turbines.
• Comfortable working at heights and in all kinds of weather.
• Experience in maintenance and repair, especially in renewable energy, is a big plus.
• Proficiency with technical manuals, diagnostic tools, and equipment.
• A solid commitment to safety, always.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine inspections to keep turbines in tip‑top condition.
• Troubleshoot and fix mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components.
• Swap out parts and perform urgent repairs to minimize downtime.
• Log all work meticulously and contribute to operation records.
• Collaborate with engineering, operations, and control room teams to monitor turbines.
• Maintain clear communication with on‑site customers about progress.

Skills

Mechanical systems

Hydraulic systems

Electrical systems

Safety awareness

Problem solving

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Additional technical training

Tools

Diagnostic tools

Job description

Job Description

We’re looking for a hands‑on, quick‑thinking Service Technician to keep our Gamesa and Nordex turbines spinning smoothly. If you thrive on the thrill of troubleshooting and love the satisfaction of a job well done, this might just be the perfect role for you.

Imagine starting your day with a drive out to our onshore wind farm, the turbines standing tall against the morning sky. You’re there to carry out a routine inspection, making sure each turbine is in tip‑top shape. Sometimes, you find a simple fix, like adjusting a component. Other times, you dive deep into the mechanical, electrical, or technical mysteries that keep these giants turning. You don’t just troubleshoot; you solve problems before they even have the chance to slow us down, ensuring our turbines keep catching the wind with minimal downtime.

Of course, things don’t always go according to plan. If a turbine needs urgent repair, you’re ready to jump into action, swapping out parts and ensuring everything is back up and running smoothly. Every job is logged meticulously, so our records tell the story of how we’ve kept things spinning. And when special projects come along, whether it’s bringing a brand‑new turbine into our fleet or swapping out a major component you’re right there, making it happen.

You’re not just working with turbines; you’re working with people. During your time on‑site, you keep the lines of communication open with customers, making sure they know what’s going on every step of the way. They rely on your updates as much as they do on the wind.

Safety First, Always. Your job isn’t just about keeping turbines running; it’s about doing it safely. Safety protocols aren’t just rules to you; they’re second nature, and you spot potential hazards before they become problems. You ensure every nut, bolt, and blade is in place and that all components work together seamlessly, resulting in turbines that are as safe as they are powerful.

Ride the Wind Of Change. You’ll work closely with our engineering and operations teams, sharing ideas to make our turbines even better. You dive into the data, identify gaps, and turn them into opportunities for improvement, tweaking performance and catching issues before they become problems. When the job calls for it, you’ll collaborate with the control room to monitor our turbines all over the world—no matter where the wind takes us.

Job Requirements

• A valid driver’s license (because you’ll need to chase the wind).
• A high school diploma or equivalent; extra points if you have additional technical training.
• Strong understanding of mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems in wind turbines.
• Comfortable working at heights and in all kinds of weather, rain, shine, or gusty days.
• Experience in maintenance and repair, especially in renewable energy, is a big plus.
• Proficiency with technical manuals, diagnostic tools, and equipment.
• A solid commitment to safety, always.

Soft Skills For The Win(d)

You are cool under pressure, even when the wind picks up. You are a detail‑oriented problem‑solver with a knack for finding the best solution. And, most importantly, you’re a team player who’s always there to lift others up—just like the wind beneath our blades.