Wind Turbine Technician

Denver Consulting BVArr. AntwerpenEURESpublished 07/14/2026
Machine translation — original language: Dutch.Show original

We are looking for an Onshore Wind Turbine Technician for a pioneer in the wind energy sector. This employer is known worldwide for their innovations in wind turbine and drive technology, and is also a specialist in the design of rotor blades, control systems, and grid connection technology. As a wind turbine technician, you will certainly have the opportunity to help build progressive projects and thus contribute to a greener world. Are you that driven technician who wants to contribute to sustainable energy and see working at heights as a technically challenging adventure? Then read on quickly, and who knows, you might soon start a new job as a Wind Turbine Technician! A high-quality training will be provided at the start. You will start with an immediate permanent contract of indefinite duration.

What will you do? As an Onshore Wind Turbine Technician, you are responsible for:

  • Service, maintenance, and repair of wind turbines, primarily in your service region, but sporadically also outside of it.
  • Working on various advanced electrical, electronic, and mechanical equipment.
  • Troubleshooting and reporting on mechanical and electrical equipment.
  • Compliance with safety regulations on-site to ensure a safe working environment.
  • Responsibility for completing all automated documentation.
  • You depart daily from the service station to the sites with your colleagues.
  • You have a technical Bachelor's degree or are equivalent through experience.
  • You have a strong sense of responsibility, are technically driven, and have strong problem-solving skills.
  • You are willing to follow multi-day training sessions in Belgium or abroad.
  • Good written and oral communication skills in English; Dutch is a strong plus.
  • You are willing to work a weekend and late shift every two months (rotation).
  • You have a driving license B.

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