Wind Turbine Technician Supervisors

Wind Turbine Technician Supervisors
Up to £40k basic + excellent package dependent on experience
Locations in Cumbria, Northumberland and Scotland.

EDF Energy Renewables is a joint venture company between French renewables leader
EDF Energies Nouvelles and EDF Energy PLC and operates almost 7% of the UK’s onshore wind turbines across 22 wind farms as one of the leading renewable energy companies. To reinforce our in-house O&M service department we are looking for experienced wind turbine technicians for various locations in UK, with supervisory responsibilities.

Reporting to your regional O&M Manager, you will be expected to deliver scheduled and
unscheduled maintenance services in accordance with manufacturers guidelines. In addition, you will attend specific turbine training as well as a period of familiarisation training at the new EDF Energies Nouvelles service facility in Colombiers, France. You will be given opportunities to broaden your skills and your horizons as we expand our services, including potential to work in different projects in the UK and Europe.

You will be responsible for and will already have experience of managing a small team of wind turbine technicians and demonstrate a practical and assertive approach, with the highest standards of Health & Safety.

Your qualification in electrical / mechanical disciplines alongside your experience of Vestas V47, V52, V80 2MW or V90 3MW will be critical for success within this role.

This is an excellent opportunity for a highly motivated, flexible and enthusiastic individual to join a market leading company and experience the career development opportunities offered by
EDF Energy Renewables and the wider
EDF Group.

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A wholly-owned subsidiary of the EDF Group, itself one of Europe's largest energy groups, EDF Energy is one of the UK’s largest energy companies and its largest producer of low-carbon electricity.