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What does a wind turbine engineer do?
As a wind turbine engineer, you will plan, design and oversee the build of wind-generated power plants.
Responsibilities
* Analysing the best locations for sites
* Researching and designing new windfarms
* Overseeing production programmes for new sites
* Managing technicians and site workers
* Designing and selecting suitable equipment
* Ensuring projects meet environmental standards
* Carrying out cost-efficient, productive processes in line with budgets
* Doing tests in a laboratory
* Liaising with geologists, geophysicists and specialist contractors
* Working in a power station, office, or laboratory.
How to become a wind turbine engineer
There are multiple routes to becoming a wind turbine engineer. You could complete a university course or an apprenticeship. You may need a Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) card to work on a construction site.
Education and Training
* Level 3 NVQ in Electrical Power Engineering - Wind Turbine Operations and Maintenance
* Level 3 Apprenticeship in Wind Turbine Operations and Maintenance
* Level 3 Wind Turbine Technician SVQ
* Level 4 Apprenticeship in Renewable Energy Training - Basic Operation and Maintenance Wind Energy
Skills
* Knowledge of engineering
* Understanding of building and construction
* Good mathematical abilities
* Excellent attention to detail
* Logical thinking skills
* Excellent communication skills
* Ability to use initiative
Salary
* Newly trained wind turbine engineers can start at £31,000
* Trained with experience wind turbine engineers can earn up to £75,000*
* Salary depends on location, employer, level of responsibility, any overtime you may do, and whether you have completed an industry recognised training route.
Seniority level
Entry level
Employment type
Part-time
Job function
Engineering and Information Technology
Industry
Construction
Location
Peterborough, England, United Kingdom
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