Location: Bickleton, Washington

Project: Wind Energy

Schedule: Approximately 6 days per week, subject to weather conditions

Start: October 2026

Estimated duration: Through December 2026, with a planned winter weather shutdown and expected restart around March 2027

Position Overview

EOSOL Group is looking for an experienced Blade Repair Inspector to support wind turbine blade repair activities in Bickleton, Washington.

The inspector will be responsible for monitoring and reporting repair progress, reviewing repair documentation, and documenting daily site conditions and repair activities.

The role requires hands-on knowledge of composite material repair methods and familiarity with work practices involving the application and handling of chemicals used in composite blade repairs.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor and report the progress of wind turbine blade repair activities.
• Review repair documentation submitted by repair teams.
• Inspect and document daily work conditions and repair activities.
• Record weather and site conditions that may affect repair work.
• Verify repair parameters, methods, and applicable repair criteria.
• Document equipment and tools used during repair activities.
• Track working hours and daily repair activities.
• Review and monitor LEP (Leading Edge Protection) applications.
• Inspect general repairs involving multi-layer composite materials.
• Identify and report deviations or concerns related to repair quality and procedures.
• Maintain accurate daily inspection records and reports.
• Communicate field findings and repair progress to project stakeholders.

Requirements

• Previous experience inspecting or supervising wind turbine blade repair activities.
• Mandatory experience with composite material repair methods.
• Familiarity with composite blade repair processes and procedures.
• Experience with the application of chemicals and materials used in composite repairs.
• Experience with LEP applications and multi-layer composite repairs.
• Strong reporting and documentation skills.
• Ability to work outdoors and adapt to changing weather conditions.
• Advanced English – mandatory.
• Availability to work approximately 6 days per week, depending on weather and project requirements.
• Ability to work on-site in Bickleton, WA.

Project Conditions

The initial assignment is expected to run through December 2026, followed by a planned pause due to winter weather conditions. Work is expected to resume around March 2027, subject to project conditions.

This is an on-site field position supporting wind turbine blade repair activities.