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GWO Entry Level Wind Technician Framework/ V3 2023-12-04
11.3.3 Support diagnostics and troubleshooting through sampling and measuring.
11.3.4Replacement of major turbine components (e.g. generators & gearboxes).
11.3.Sldentification of failures, faults, and problems, and implementation of corrective actions.
11.3.6Conducting acceptance and performance tests on systems and equipment following planned maintenance and outages.
11 .3.7Assisting with electrical system operations, maintenance, and repair.
11.4 Career pathways and other roles
Skilled wind technicians have familiarity with all systems of the wind turbine including structural, mechanical, electrical, controls, communications, electronic components, hydraulic systems, and environmental safety and health systems. With experience and further training, the wind technician may progress to carrying out more complex jobs depending on interests and abilities. These include job roles such as; lead technician (installation); lead technician (service); commissioning technician; trouble shooter, high voltage specialist and site supervisor.
Skilled wind technicians must understand and be able to maintain, troubleshoot and repair all mechanical, hydraulic, braking, and electrical systems of a turbine.
There are other non-technician roles that may be granted access to the wind turbine. These will usually be trained to meet the risks using a limited access course or the GWO Basic Safety Training only.
12. WIND TECHNICIAN; PRE-ASSEMBLY
Job profile The Pre-Assembly Wind Technician usually carries out a variety of tasks in connection with tower section assembly in a safe and professional manner on wind turbines. This role is critical to minimising risks during the installation of the turbine. This includes preparing components for installation, inspecting, cleaning, and assembling parts according to manufacturer and safety guidelines.
Common tasks for this job profile include working under supervision to:
a. use safe working procedures and appropriate personal protective equipment
b. assist in the assembly of the tower sections
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install cables inside the tower
d. assist in the termination of cables inside the tower
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install turning gear
f.
prepare control systems for installation
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