Blade Repair Technician II
Vestas
Company Overview
Vestas Wind Systems A/S
Aarhus, Denmark
1945
Over 17,000 employees globally (source: vestas.com). Revenue of €2 billion in 2024 (source: vestas.com).
What They Do
Vestas specializes exclusively in wind energy technology, focusing on both onshore and offshore wind turbines. The company has no involvement in solar energy, energy storage, hydrogen, or grid solutions, apart from software integrated into the turbines (source: vestas.com). Their core products include three platforms: EnVentus, 4 MW, and 2 MW models, which collectively have an installed capacity of 170 GW worldwide. Vestas also offers refurbished turbines for cost-reduced projects, including delivery, transport, and installation (source: us.vestas.com). Their services include lifecycle maintenance for 159 GW and over 56,000 turbines, with more than 12,000 technicians in 71 countries, as well as digital tools like VestasOnline and Scipher analytics platform (source: vestas.com). Target markets span utilities, independent power producers, and developers in 85 countries, making Vestas a leading player in the industry with the largest fleet of turbines (over 82,000) (source: vestas.com).
Projects & References
Vestas has a strong track record, including the early Tunø Knob offshore wind farm, which had a total capacity of 5 MW in Denmark in the early 1990s and demonstrated a 15% higher yield than onshore projects (source: vestas.com). In North America, Vestas operates projects like Rocky Hollow Wind, supported by 1,680 technicians and 24/7 monitoring from Oregon (source: rockyhollowwind.com). Vestas also supplies turbines for high-capacity projects, where the V236-15.0 MW model represents a 500-fold capacity increase from the 30 kW prototype from 1979 (source: vestas.com). The company has established partnerships with utilities and developers in 85 countries, which includes a $2 billion USD expenditure on the supply chain in 2024 (source: us.vestas.com). Geographically, Vestas operates in 85 countries with production in Denmark and the USA (Colorado), and is expanding its services in 71-78 countries (source: rockyhollowwind.com).
Recent Developments
In the past two years (2024-2025), Vestas has advanced its V236-15.0 MW turbine to first power production, highlighting the software-driven evolution from 30 kW in 1979 (source: vestas.com). The company reported over 49,000 MW installed in the USA/Canada and a $2 billion USD expenditure on the supply chain in 2024, underscoring their market dominance (source: us.vestas.com). Technology blogs have detailed advancements in modularization, high-capacity factor turbines, and revenue maximization under fixed-price agreements, but no new contracts, acquisitions, or funding rounds have been reported (source: vestas.com). A 75-year brand video celebrated milestones up to 2020, but no new awards or certifications have been noted after 2023 (source: video.vestas.com).
Working There
Vestas offers roles in engineering, manufacturing, installation, service (over 12,000 technicians globally, 1,680+ in North America, 5,000+ in the USA), software development, digital analytics, operations, and supply chain, with ongoing hiring for onshore growth (source: vestas.com). Active hiring is taking place in Aarhus (HQ, Denmark), Portland OR (US HQ, monitoring), Houston TX, Boston MA, Colorado factories, and field sites in 71 countries (source: us.vestas.com). The culture emphasizes safety as a top priority, rapid innovation with weekly software rollouts, data-driven decisions from a fleet of over 56,000 turbines, and collaboration with partners and customers (source: vestas.com). Documented benefits include career growth in sustainable energy, with structures for 24/7 operational support suggesting robust training and job security (source: vestas.com).
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Job Description
The Blade Repair Technician II is responsible for performing advanced structural repairs and fabrication on wind turbine blades. This role demonstrates proficiency at Level 3 competency on the Technician Development Roadmap (TDR), is certified in a minimum of two repair types, and has the ability to train entry-level technicians (Repair Technician I).
Key Responsibilities
- Perform advanced repair functions, certified in a minimum of two repair types.
- Complete repairs with precision, accuracy, and timeliness, maintaining all required documentation.
- Train and mentor Repair Technicians at Level I.
- Independently read and interpret repair drawings and log appropriate documentation.
- Draft and revise work instructions in accordance with engineering drawings.
- Maintain a 95% First Pass Yield (FPY) rate on repairs.
- Demonstrate expertise in all basic (basin-level) repairs and materials, including:
- Epoxy and polyester resins
- Wet lay-up and vacuum bag techniques
- Balsa and foam core handling
- Fiberglass reinforcement and structural repair
- Use powered hand tools safely and correctly.
- Understand quality specifications, including temperature and humidity limits.
- Confer with engineers, production personnel, and others to resolve machining, assembly, or quality issues.
- Maintain clean workspaces, machines, tools, and equipment.
- Handle duties related to hazardous waste storage in compliance with safety procedures.
- Participate in and complete all required repair coursework and training.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Education, Training, and Skills Required
- High school diploma or GED
- Minimum of 2 years of composite repair experience.
- Demonstrated experience in fiberglass and composite materials.
- Ability to read and interpret technical instructions, drawings, and blueprints.
What we offer
We offer a position with great development opportunities in an inspiring environment at the world's number one wind turbine producer. Among the many amenities we offer:
- Great benefits coverage that includes dental and vision.
- Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) policies.
- Great 401(k) plan (with employer match).
- Tuition assistance.
Available Shifts
- Yellow Shift: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and every other Wednesday, 6AM - 6:30PM
- Orange Shift: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and every other Wednesday, 6AM - 6:30PM
- Blue Shift: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, every other Saturday, 6PM - 6:30AM
- Green Shift: Wednesday, Thurs, Friday and every other Saturday, 6PM - 6:30AM
Pay range: $32 - $37 per hour ($3 night shift differential)
DEIB Statement
At Vestas, we recognise the value of diversity, equity, and inclusion in driving innovation and success. We strongly encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply, particularly those who may hesitate due to their identity or feel they do not meet every criterion. As our CEO states, "Expertise and talent come in many forms, and a diverse workforce enhances our ability to think differently and solve the complex challenges of our industry". Your unique perspective is what will help us powering the solution for a sustainable, green energy future.
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About the role
April 4, 2026
Full time
Company
- Windsor, Colorado, United States
Minimum of 2 years of composite repair experience
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