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EDF Renewable Energy

Develops, builds, operates renewable energy projects

Renewable Energy Technician - Wind/Solar

Full-TimeDeadline 11/6/26
$22.69 - $47.74/hr+ Annual bonus
Entry, Junior, Mid, Senior
Moapa, NV, USA
In Person
General Maintenance & RepairEquipment Maintenance

About the job

Requirements
  • Tech 1 requires 0 to 1 year of experience in renewable energy or an equivalent field; Tech 2 requires 1 to 2 years in renewable energy or a similar discipline; Tech 3 requires 2 or more years of renewable energy experience; Tech 4 requires 2 to 4 years of renewable energy experience.
  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required for all technician levels.
  • Tech 1 requires basic computer knowledge and the ability to follow instructions.
  • Tech 2 requires basic knowledge of schematics, multimeter use, and electrical and mechanical components.
  • Tech 3 requires deep competency in generation theory, advanced knowledge of electrical safety, arc flash standards, and the National Electrical Code, and proficiency with advanced diagnostic tools.
  • Tech 4 requires advanced working knowledge of wind and solar industry best practices and the ability to coach, instruct, and train less experienced technicians.
  • Tech 1 must be able to complete all required training upon hire.
  • Techs 2 through 4 must meet Qualified Electrical Worker standards; Techs 3 and 4 must also have competency in system software and industry standards.
  • All levels require a valid driver's license.
  • All levels must be able to climb ladders, stairs, and structures to heights over 300 feet (91 meters), work at those heights and in confined spaces, and regularly lift up to 35 pounds and frequently lift up to 50 pounds.
  • All levels must be comfortable working in extreme weather and in an electrical-mechanical environment with high voltage and stored energy.
  • For wind work, employee weight must not exceed 285 pounds due to fall-arrest equipment restrictions.
  • Techs 1 through 3 work primarily in the renewable asset field; Tech 4 may spend approximately 20% of work time in an office environment.
Responsibilities
  • Perform maintenance, repair, and operational activities on utility-scale renewable energy assets, including wind turbines, photovoltaic power systems, and battery energy storage systems.
  • Follow safety protocols, including Lockout/Tagout procedures, and lead site safety assessments.
  • Maintain company property and equipment safely and responsibly.
  • Complete daily maintenance logs, work orders, time tracking, and warranty and inventory documentation accurately.
  • Attend all required safety and technical training.
  • Maintain system integrity and support site budget control by seeking efficiencies.
  • Tech 1 assists experienced technicians with maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs while learning and applying safety protocols under specific direction and direct supervision.
  • Tech 2 performs preventative maintenance independently and conducts routine troubleshooting, repairs, and minor upgrades; participates in the 24-hour on-call rotation.
  • Tech 3 performs routine and corrective maintenance without supervision, conducts advanced troubleshooting, leads teams on routine tasks, and may train and oversee Techs 1 and 2.
  • Tech 4 performs advanced corrective and preventative maintenance without supervision, leads major repairs, acts as a subject matter expert, trains and signs off on the competency of Techs 1 through 3, and assists with overseeing site crews and contractors in the manager's absence.
  • Technician levels 2 through 5 participate in a 24/7 on-call rotation for system monitoring and fault identification.
  • All levels are expected to act fiscally responsibly on the company's behalf.

About the company

EDF Renewables develops, constructs, and operates renewable energy projects to deliver clean power. It works by generating electricity from wind (onshore and offshore), solar photovoltaic systems, energy storage, and EV charging infrastructure, and selling the output under long-term power purchase agreements to utilities and large energy users. The company also offers services such as project development, asset management, and operations and maintenance to support its projects throughout their life cycle. Unlike some competitors, EDF Renewables combines an end-to-end project lifecycle business with a broad mix of technologies (wind, solar, storage, EV charging) and a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility, aiming to provide reliable, affordable energy while reducing environmental impact. Its goal is to power future generations in the most economical, environmentally friendly, and socially responsible way possible.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$5.7B

Headquarters

San Diego, California

Founded

1987

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What believers are saying

  • The August 18, 2026 Nevada PPA locks 25 years of contracted cash flow.
  • Forêt Domaniale reached financial close on April 15, 2026 with major bank financing.
  • KKR’s $4.2 billion deal validates EDF power solutions’ asset quality and pipeline depth.

What critics are saying

  • EDF signed the KKR sale on June 26, 2026; H2 2026 closing will disrupt management.
  • Aumelas litigation in France reached appeal on September 23, 2026; cassation keeps reputational drag alive.
  • Nevada and Québec projects depend on utility auctions and transmission; delays push revenue into 2029.

What makes EDF Renewable Energy unique

  • EDF power solutions has 26 GW developed across wind, solar, storage, and EV charging as of June 2026.
  • It wins utility-scale PPAs, including NV Energy’s 25-year Nevada solar-plus-storage deal on August 18, 2026.
  • Québec partnerships with Vestas and First Nations lock local supply chains and land access.

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  • Paid Vacation
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