Lead Wind Technician – Onsite Wind Farm O&M

Enel Group; Nebraska; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k with match

Generous PTO

Paid leave programs

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Enel North America, Inc. seeks a Lead Wind Technician to mentor junior technicians and oversee wind turbine inspections, troubleshooting, installation, and repairs.

You will review manuals and schematics to plan activities, coordinate days’ work, and lead day-to-day operations on site. Responsibilities include scheduling maintenance, testing components, and maintaining safety procedures, with travel up to 25% and occasional overtime.

Qualifications

• Wind energy experience or equivalent maintenance expertise.
• Willingness to travel up to 25% and work overtime as needed.
• Valid driver's license with clean record.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office and reporting systems.
• Ability to climb turbine towers and work at heights.

Responsibilities

• Schedule maintenance for mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical equipment to maximize generation.
• Install, test, maintain, and troubleshoot components.
• Review manuals/schematics to determine tasks, tools, and parts.
• Lead a team of up to 10 Field Service Technicians; mentor and evaluate performance.
• Complete LOTO, JSA, and job documentation for safe maintenance.
• Support safety, risk mitigation, and reporting requirements.

Skills

Wind energy experience

Electrical test equipment

Crane & rigging knowledge

Travel willingness

Leadership

Education

Associate degree / Tech school certification

B.S. degree in electrical or technical

Tools

DMM

Megger

Multi-meter

Crane & rigging equipment

Job description

Enel North America, Inc. seeks a Lead Wind Technician to mentor junior technicians and oversee wind turbine inspections, troubleshooting, installation, and repairs.

You will review manuals and schematics to plan activities, coordinate days’ work, and lead day-to-day operations on site. Responsibilities include scheduling maintenance, testing components, and maintaining safety procedures, with travel up to 25% and occasional overtime.