Renewable Energy Heavy Mechanical Assembler

Imagine standing beside a nacelle you just helped build—gearbox aligned, shafts torqued to spec, quality checks complete—knowing this machine will soon generate clean power. As a Renewable Energy Heavy Mechanical Assembler, your craft directly supports our mission to deliver wind power solutions that accelerate a 100% renewable future.

• Assemble mechanical structures and subassemblies for nacelles, hubs, and drive trains using hand/power tools, torque systems, and overhead cranes.
• Translate engineering drawings and work instructions into precise, repeatable builds.
• Align, fit, and torque large components—gearboxes, bearings, shafts—within tight tolerances.
• Own your area’s safety and housekeeping to eliminate hazards and prevent injuries.
• Deliver to schedule by completing tasks inside defined cycle times and helping teammates when needed.
• Move, lift, position, and remove components and materials to keep production flowing.
• Work with Quality, PQA, and Engineering to run root-cause investigations and refine processes.
• Participate in audits and continuous improvement activities.
• Jump in to support neighboring lines and assist electrical assembly as required.

• High school diploma or GED (required).
• Mechanical certifications or technical schooling.
• 3 years of mechanical assembly or heavy manufacturing experience.
• Comfortable reading work instructions, mechanical drawings, and technical documents.
• Experience in wind turbine, automotive, or industrial equipment assembly.
• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and hands-on skill.
• Strong commitment to safety and quality standards.
• Team-first attitude and the ability to perform in a fast-paced environment.
• Accountable, dependable, and results-oriented.
• Positive, growth-focused mindset.
• Overhead crane operation experience and the ability to obtain/maintain crane operator certification (required).
• Fluent with torque tools, pneumatic/hydraulic tooling, and precision measurement devices.
• Ability to pass a respiratory fit test (required) and work at heights.
• Nice to have: understanding of ISO 9000:2000 quality systems.

We prize safe operations above all else. You will follow governing regulations and company policies, proactively remove hazards, and wear proper PPE (eye protection, hearing protection, steel-toe boots, hard hat). Loose clothing and jewelry are not allowed. Proficiency in spoken and written English is essential to follow safety instructions and collaborate with supervisors and teammates.

• Machine building and assembling
• Mechanical troubleshooting
• Motor maintenance, repair, and replacement
• Preventive maintenance and inspection
• Transmission and drivetrain systems
• Mechanical testing
• Automotive repair
• Manual drive train and axles
• General maintenance and repair
• Crane operation
• Mechanical assembly
• Mechanical systems and component repair
• Crane and lifting equipment systems
• Equipment repair and maintenance
• Equipment installation
• Reverse osmosis operations and maintenance