GE-Authorized MCE Tech - Wind Turbine Field Specialist

Aurora Energy Services; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 165,000 - 386,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

401(k)

Paid time off

Travel per diem

Training and certification support

Job summary

Aurora Energy Services seeks experienced Major Component Exchange (MCE) Technicians to deploy as part of GE-qualified field workforce supporting GE wind turbine projects across the U.S. Ideal candidates have GE authorization and are ready for immediate field deployment.

Responsibilities include field deployment, turbine inspections, maintenance, and service activities under GE safety standards; maintain documentation, travel on a rotational basis, and adhere to Aurora safety expectations.

Qualifications

• GE LOTO authorization or eligibility is required.
• GWO BST/BTT/ART certifications and OSHA 10 or equivalent.
• CPR/AED and First Aid certifications preferred.
• Wind industry experience with mechanical/electrical service.

Responsibilities

• Deploy as part of GE-qualified field workforce on wind projects.
• Travel 100% on a rotational basis to GE wind sites nationwide.
• Support turbine inspections, maintenance, and service activities.
• Follow GE procedures, safety rules, and Aurora policies.
• Maintain tools, documentation, and workAreas in compliance.

Skills

Wind industry experience

Climb wind turbines

Hand and power tools

Driver's license

Education

GE Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Authorization

GWO BST

GWO BTT

GWO ART

OSHA 10

NFPA 70E

CPR/AED

First Aid

Tools

Schematics

Job description

Aurora Energy Services seeks experienced Major Component Exchange (MCE) Technicians to deploy as part of GE-qualified field workforce supporting GE wind turbine projects across the U.S. Ideal candidates have GE authorization and are ready for immediate field deployment.

Responsibilities include field deployment, turbine inspections, maintenance, and service activities under GE safety standards; maintain documentation, travel on a rotational basis, and adhere to Aurora safety expectations.