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At Muehlhan Wind Service, we are driven by a shared ambition to support the global energy transition. Through the expertise, dedication, and commitment of our people, we deliver high-quality solutions that contribute to lowering the cost of green energy worldwide.

If you are looking for an opportunity to make a real impact, work alongside talented professionals, and grow your career in a thriving and purpose-driven environment, Muehlhan Wind Service could be the place for you.

Job Description – Electrical Technicians

At Muehlhan Wind Service, we are looking for experienced Electrical Technicians to join our project in our Offshore team. The role will be responsible for safely preparing, inspecting, and ensuring turbine components, tooling, and work areas are ready for installation, while maintaining high standards of HSE, quality, and technical compliance.

Skills, Knowledge and Experience

• Experience working with wind turbines
• Good knowledge of electrical systems.
• Competent in the use of hand tools, torque tools and specialist equipment.
• Strong understanding of HSE requirements and safe working practices.
• Good attention to detail and quality inspection skills.
• Ability to identify and report technical issues and non-conformances.
• Strong communication and teamworking skills.
• Ability to work in challenging environments and meet project deadlines.
• GWO BST & BTT
• GWO Enhanced First Aid
• Electrical Qualification
• Right to work in the UK (preferred)

Key Responsibilities

• Installing electrical components, control panels, junction boxes, sensors, lighting and auxiliary equipment.
• Routing, securing and terminating power, control and communication cables according to drawings and specifications.
• Connecting major turbine modules, including the tower, nacelle, hub, generator and converter systems.
• Reading and interpreting electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, cable schedules and assembly instructions.
• Inspecting cables, connectors and electrical equipment for damage, correct identification and installation quality.
• Performing continuity, insulation-resistance, earth-bonding and polarity tests.
• Conducting functional checks and supporting commissioning or system energisation where authorised.
• Troubleshooting wiring faults, communication issues and defective components.
• Recording test results, installation progress, faults and corrective actions in quality-management systems.
• Completing checklists and ensuring traceability of components and electrical connections.
• Following electrical safety procedures, including isolation, lockout/tagout and verification of dead circuits.
• Complying with risk assessments, method statements, permit-to-work requirements and site safety rules.
• Using calibrated test instruments, insulated tools and appropriate personal protective equipment.
• Working closely with mechanical technicians, supervisors, quality inspectors, engineers and commissioning teams.
• Reporting non-conformities, damaged equipment, design discrepancies and safety concerns.
• Maintaining good housekeeping and protecting electrical components from moisture, contamination and mechanical damage.
• Supporting lifting and assembly activities by ensuring cables and components are correctly positioned and protected.