Assembler / Fabricator

Wind Onshore

Assemble the parts that go into wind products. Use various machines and hand tools to create and assemble wind turbine components, wind blades, tower structures, instrument / electronic panels & devices, and other parts. Use schematics and blueprints to create and assemble. Conduct quality assurance of parts and assemblies. Collaborate with engineering and design in product development or changes to product design. Use various electronic, robotic, computer, or hand tools to fit components together and make alignment adjustments. Create wind blades by combining layers of fabrics, adhesives and protective coatings. Cut, trim, mold components. For assembly, connect parts with bolts & screws or by welding or soldering. Use hand tools, robots, etc. to assist in assembly. Assist in the testing of new products.

Position Requirements

Knowledge/Skills

Assembling parts and components. Math skills. Use of computers. Mechanical skills and using various pieces of equipment in assembly. Using hand tools. Technical manuals, blueprints and schematics. Using soldering iron to perform certified soldering. Cutting and shaping metal into parts and components.

Education/Training

High school graduate or GED

Experience

At least one year of experience in the assembly of small, intricate parts and assemblies and in performing expert soldering. Two years of technical experience preferred.

Credentialing Required/Optional

GWO (Global Wind Organisation) certified. WINDA (Wind Industry Training Records Database) registered.

Career Path

Position Reports To

Manufacturing Supervisor or Lead

Career path moves from this role

Machinist, Tool & Die Maker