Offshore Wind Turbine Service Technician

Quick Facts

• Role: Offshore Wind Turbine Service Technician

• Work location: Offshore (North Sea or Baltic Sea)

• Schedule: 14-day offshore rotation (Do–Do)

Description

You will maintain and repair wind turbines offshore, working independently while supporting existing maintenance teams on site. The position emphasizes quality through careful protocoling, logging, and documentation of all work, including independent error detection.

Offshore health and safety training is an essential part of this role.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and document repairs and maintenance activities

• Quality assurance, protocoling, and documentation of all tasks

• Independent working approach and error detection

• Support the existing maintenance teams

• Work on a 14-day offshore rotation (Do–Do)

Requirements

• Completed electrotechnical apprenticeship or IHK-recognized retraining as a service technician

• Minimum 5–7 years of experience on wind turbines (onshore or offshore)

• Knowledge of SWT DD7 wind energy systems (including DEMAG and Palfinger cranes, Avanti Lift)

• German language skills: good to very good

• Self-reliance and teamwork

• Physical fitness for offshore requirements (G20, G25, G41, G26.3 / offshore per AWMF)

• DGUV PSAgA 112-198/199 Basic or Refresher

• Current DGUV operational fire protection training

• Crane operator license

• HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training)

• Sea survival training

• Advanced first aid per DGUV Information 203-007 (optional)

• Advanced rescue training (optional)

Benefits

• Opportunity to work offshore in the North Sea or Baltic Sea on a 14-day rotation

• Health and safety trainings included as part of the role