Repair Quality Technician

Job Description Summary

Product quality review associated with the manufacturing process. Impacts quality of own work and the work of others on the team. Executes standard operational/technical tasks typically subject to instructions and work routines. There is latitude to rearrange the sequence to complete task/duties based on changing work situations.

Job Description

Requirements/Requirements

• Perform visual inspection and dimensional control of all incoming components from wind farms or suppliers.
• Perform non-destructive tests on gear and shaft parts (inspection for magnetic particles and penetrating liquids)
• Apply the UT technique to identify potential shaft defects as needed.
• Be able to perform standard quality control checklists and measurements according to drawing specifications in the repair shop.
• Mastery of the use of metrological precision tools for inspection (micrometers, rugosmeters, hardness tests, UT, 3D measuring devices/laser scanning)
• Supervision of the gearbox load test procedure, monitoring temperatures, vibrations, cleanliness and oil pressure.
• Perform the electrical tests of the cabinets mounted on the refurbished Nacelles, Hubs, as well as carry out the final operational tests of the unit.
• Occasionally, it is necessary to work in narrow areas using ladders, platforms, scissor and arm lifts, more than 4 m above the ground.
• Possess in-depth knowledge and the ability to use all the tools associated with assembling units according to the required specifications:

• Forklifts.
• Mobile elevating work platforms
• Lifting equipment, wall cranes and bridge cranes
• Hydraulic and electric tools/torque wrench.
• Other tools include, but are not limited to, impacts, drills, magnetic drills, drills, angle grinders, sanders, basic hand tools (manual and pneumatic)
• Measuring tools, gauges, oil washing equipment.
• Uses of hand tools

• School Diploma of Mechanics, Electricity and/or Electronics (FP2 in Spain)
• Minimum of 2 years of experience working in a repair shop. Preferably from the Wind or Aeronautical Sector.
• Knowledge of ALSPA MD 2000 Frequency Converter
• Knowledge of ISO, AGMA and other standards applicable to the design, repair and failure modes of reducers and shafts.
• Knowledge of ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 Standards.
• Be able to understand and read the lubrication analysis, according to ISO 4406.
• Complete knowledge of bearing and gear mounting procedures and bearing clearance tolerances.
• Be able to inspect using borescopic devices.
• Knowledge of vibration and temperature measurement devices, being able to understand data and readings from vibration monitoring equipment and data trends.
• Level B2 in English

• High ability to read, understand and follow mechanical, engineering drawings
• It is also essential to have previous experience and certification in handling forklifts, personal lifts, and overhead cranes.
• Self-motivated to work with a minimum of guidance and willingness to learn from others
• END Level II certification training.
• UT Level II Inspection Certification Training
• CAT II Vibration Analysis Certification Training