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NextEra Energy is recommended as a company to apply to for entry-level wind turbine technician roles in the United States.

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Post: "Where to start to become a windmill technician"

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RedditAug 23, 2026By u/No-Attitude-7527

r/windturbine

Where to start to become a windmill technician

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I’m in Florida and been trying to see what places I could apply to that offers training and I could start my career I have 0 experience

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  • [comment u/12bWindEngineer] If you’re in the US and able to apply to entry level position with GE, NextEra, BHI, Ingeteam, SkyClimber, apply to all of them.

reddit.com/r/windturbine/comments/1vw4opv/where_to_start_to_become_a_...Read the full source

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5 of 16 comments
  • “We aren't out here milling grain, I know it seems like a small thing to complain about but they're turbines. You can get a job with no experience, especially if you're willing to travel. There are no wind farms in Florida so you'll either need to be a travel tech or move somewhere where there are turbines. Some travel companies to look up to get started are sky climber, takkion, spark power, harve”

    u/GettinDiscyWithIt6 points · Aug 23, 2026View

  • “Don’t bro do something else is my advice seriously 🙂‍↕️”

    u/bombillo19983 points · Aug 23, 2026View

  • “Holland? As for wind turbines, there are schools that will get you a degree, there are companies that hire right off the street and train and there are companies that need bodies and will hire anyone. Taking your lack of WTG experience as a given, any technical experience of any sort? If you can do kitchen appliance repair ypu can fix a WTG with enough support material. The single largest de”

    u/mister_monque3 points · Aug 23, 2026View

  • “Big tip: don't call them windmills. Second big tip: get on a contracting crew for experience, or a entry level technician at a site that trains you well.”

    u/Atrocious_Algae813 points · Aug 23, 2026View

  • “Look at Pearce, High Ground, BHI, and Run Energy too. They hire turbine techs quite frequently and could at least help you get started.”

    u/urlookinglive2 points · Aug 23, 2026View

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  • recruitment
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Aug 23, 2026
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        "excerpt": "We aren't out here milling grain, I know it seems like a small thing to complain about but they're turbines. You can get a job with no experience, especially if you're willing to travel. There are no wind farms in Florida so you'll either need to be a travel tech or move somewhere where there are turbines. Some travel companies to look up to get started are sky climber, takkion, spark power, harve",
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        "excerpt": "Holland?\n\n As for wind turbines, there are schools that will get you a degree, there are companies that hire right off the street and train and there are companies that need bodies and will hire anyone.\n\n Taking your lack of WTG experience as a given, any technical experience of any sort? If you can do kitchen appliance repair ypu can fix a WTG with enough support material.\n\n The single largest de",
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        "excerpt": "Thanks so much",
        "posted_at": "2026-08-23T12:32:58.000Z",
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        "excerpt": "If you know anyone in the industry already talk to them.\n\n If you are time serviced in mechanics or electrical company's may put you through courses and offer a job.\n\n You can also self fund and then hopefully for the best. It's a fair bit of money to risk though",
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        "author": "wegnbealrght",
        "excerpt": "I would think long and hard about this career bro i wanted to this at one point but i realized this trade doesnt make nearly as much money as other trades and the jobs are remote if i were you i would look into electrician or elevator mechanic they make way more",
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