Wind Turbine Mechanic Resume

Wind turbine industry is growing rapidly since it is generating energy through natural resources and contributing in keeping the environment safe. As a result, many wind turbines are being set up across the cities and countryside in the country creating openings for people interested in working as a wind turbine mechanic. The good thing about becoming a wind turbine mechanic is that most employers are willing to provide on-job training. However, if you are clear with the fundamentals of the jobs, it will make it a lot easier in searching for the job.

Once you have acquainted yourself with the wind turbine technology and gathered some experience, this sample resume can help you in applying for the job.

Wind Turbine Mechanic Resume Example

Career Objective:

To work as a wind turbine mechanic for a global leader in wind turbine technology and perform advanced maintenance work following the company design specifications of wind turbines.

Summary of Skills:

• Strong wind turbine and equipment experience
• Experience in maintaining high voltage and sub-station maintenance
• Complete operating knowledge of electrical and mechanical testing equipment
• Familiarity with multiple wind turbine supplier technology
• Ability to clime ladders and lift 50 pounds
• Physical endurance to work in adverse climates and environments
• Valid driver's license with good driving record
• Ready to travel to other wind sites as required

Work Experience:

Wind Turbine Mechanic
LLC Oregon, East land, East Land, TX
September 2012 - Present

• Inspect and perform maintenance of wind turbine mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components
• Track every repair and maintenance work with the help of computer
• Refer to the drawings and technical specification of wind turbine and perform work
• Repair and troubleshoot all complicated mechanical and electrical issues
• Repair and replace mechanical and electrical parts as required
• Operate, maintain, and balance plant functions as necessary
• Ensure implementation of safety procedures for self as well as the environment

Wind Turbine Mechanic Helper
KCL Ohio, East land, TX
June 2010 - August 2012

• Corrected malfunctioning of wind turbines by repairing and replacing parts
• Read, interpreted, and followed technical manuals for repair and maintenance work
• Repaired, cleaned, maintained, and calibrated equipment
• Performed welding and inspected electrical transformers regularly
• Performed routine, planned, and unplanned tests
• Overhauled plant equipment and responded to calls from clients
• Provide technical assistance to technicians at other work sites

Education:

• High School Diploma
  Maxx High School, East land, TX
  2008

• Associate Degree in Electronics
  Wind Technical Institute, East land, TX
  2010

Reference:

On request.