Wind Turbine Offshore Technician (m/w/d)

GWS has completed nearly 2,000 projects in 40 countries since its inception, including the installation of the first offshore wind turbines in the USA at Block Island in 2016 and the first offshore wind farm in France at Parc Éolien en mer de Saint-Nazaire in 2022 (source: globalwindservice.com). The company has also made significant contributions to Taiwan's offshore market through local establishments, highlighting their global reach and ability to adapt to different markets (source: globalwindservice.com). GWS works with a wide range of clients, including wind turbine developers and operators, enabling them to deliver customized and reliable solutions (source: globalwindservice.com).

In the past two years, GWS celebrated its 15th anniversary on January 4, 2023, highlighting its growth and the expansion of its blade team to over 250 specialists (source: globalwindservice.com). On January 10, 2024, the company announced the recruitment of former military personnel for wind roles through their Entry Program and Global Wind Service Academy in Poland, demonstrating their commitment to addressing technician shortages by leveraging transferable skills from the military (source: globalwindservice.com). GWS has not reported any major acquisitions or mergers during this period but has achieved LEEA certification for inspections, underscoring their focus on quality and safety (source: bitscale.ai).

GWS hires for a variety of roles, including wind turbine technicians, blade specialists, project management, and back-office positions, as well as transitions for former military personnel to field and support work (source: globalwindservice.com). There are openings in local business units across Europe, the USA, and the Asia-Pacific region, reflecting the company's global presence and growth (source: globalwindservice.com). The company culture emphasizes a family-like atmosphere from day one, focusing on flexibility, problem-solving, and cross-cultural awareness among the 39 nationalities working there (source: globalwindservice.com).