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Wind Turbine Technician

Scotland
£40k – £65k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Onshore Wind Turbine Technicians — Multiple Positions (UK-Wide)

WindWorkX | Full-time, Permanent | Highlands · Scottish Central Belt · Northern England · Wales

We're hiring onshore wind turbine technicians to join established maintenance teams across the UK. These are permanent, employed positions — not contract — with new starters beginning every Monday. Whether you're an experienced component technician, an authorised tech, or a team lead ready for your next move, we'd like to hear from you.

The role

We are looking for experienced MCE technicians to help on heavy lift campaigns. Other scopes at this company include maintenance, fault-finding, and component work on onshore turbines, keeping assets running safely and efficiently. Work is 3/1 rotation Monday-Saturday, and is a full time PAYE role.

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  • Previous experience as a wind turbine technician (roughly 1 year+ for technician roles; more for senior and authorised positions)
  • Relevant turbine maintenance, electrical, or mechanical background
  • GWO certification or willingness to certify — we'll fund training
  • UK work rights — essential
  • Willingness to travel and work on rotation across UK sites
  • 6 months MCE work minimum preferred

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We're especially keen to speak with experienced component technicians, authorised techs, team leads, and MCE-level candidates.

What's on offer

  • Basic salary + overtime — circa £45,000 to £65,000+ depending on experience
  • Higher packages available for experienced team leads / MCE — tell us your expectations
  • Paid holiday and Company pension sick pay
  • Per diem allowance
  • Funded training plans and certifications
  • Clear progression as part of a permanent, growing team

How to apply

Send your CV to je@windworkx.com or apply directly through this post.

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