Técnico de Serviço FMS

As an Offshore Wind Turbine Maintenance Technician based at Formosa, you will be a key player in the energy transition. Your primary responsibility is to ensure the optimal performance and availability of our offshore wind turbines through diligent maintenance and expert troubleshooting. This role operates in a demanding offshore environment where safety is paramount, requiring a high degree of professionalism and adherence to strict safety protocols. You will be actively involved in the entire maintenance lifecycle, from mission preparation, including reviewing documentation and gathering tools, to executing complex tasks on the turbines. Your work will encompass preventive maintenance, including high-voltage systems, and reactive maintenance, where you will diagnose and resolve faults across mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and automation systems. Precise and detailed reporting of all interventions is crucial for tracking asset health and performance. This position requires a flexible and resilient individual capable of working a 7/7 rotation schedule. You will work collaboratively within a team of skilled technicians but must also demonstrate autonomy and a strong sense of responsibility in managing your missions. A passion for renewable energy and the ability to communicate effectively in English are essential for success in this innovative and dynamic field.

What You Need To Make a Difference

• 60% Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  • Perform annual preventive maintenance on wind turbines, including work on high-voltage systems.
  • Diagnose and troubleshoot faults in mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and automation systems.
  • Execute corrective maintenance to resolve identified issues and restore turbine functionality.
  • Conduct inspections and tests to ensure equipment integrity and performance.
• 40% Mission Preparation and Reporting
  • Participate in daily briefings and prepare for missions by gathering necessary documentation, tools, and spare parts.
  • Ensure safe transfers to and from offshore turbines via crew transfer vessels.
  • Create detailed and accurate reports on all maintenance activities, findings, and parts used in the system.

Education

• Vocational degree or diploma in a technical field such as Maintenance, Mechanics, Electrotechnics, or Automation.
• Proven experience as a maintenance technician in an industrial environment, with experience in the wind energy sector being a significant advantage.

Skills

• Technical Expertise
  • Mechanical Systems Maintenance
  • Hydraulic Systems Maintenance
  • Electrical Systems Maintenance (including High Voltage)
  • Automation and Control Systems
• Operational Skills
  • Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
  • Technical Reporting
  • Adherence to Safety Protocols (Offshore, Working at Heights)
• Professional Competencies
  • English Language Proficiency (Technical Communication)
  • Autonomy and Responsibility
  • Teamwork and Collaboration
  • Flexibility and Adaptability