Wind Turbine Blade Repair Project Manager
Our client is a growing wind farm operations and maintenance business specialising in wind turbine blade repair. As more Australian wind farms move beyond their original manufacturer warranty periods, demand for independent blade repair services is increasing. They are now seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead project delivery across Australia. The successful candidate will ideally commence in December ****.
The role
This is a hands-on project delivery role combining technical judgement, site management and project execution. You will regularly visit wind farm sites, assess blade damage, verify repair quality and guide repair technicians. You will make sure projects are delivered safely, on schedule and within budget. The role does not routinely involve personally performing blade repairs or rope access work.
Key responsibilities
Plan and manage blade inspection, repair and maintenance projects from mobilisation to close-out
Develop schedules, resource plans, work scopes and milestones
Coordinate technicians, subcontractors, equipment, materials and site access
Assess blade damage, including leading-edge erosion, cracks, coating deterioration and composite damage
Evaluate repair approaches against approved procedures and technical requirements
Inspect completed repairs and verify workmanship against specifications and acceptance criteria
Ensure compliance with Australian WHS requirements,



site rules and client procedures, including working at heights and rope access safety
Prepare and monitor project budgets, track costs and manage variations
Act as the primary operational contact for clients and provide progress, safety and quality reporting
About you
Minimum 5 years' experience in wind turbine blade repair, wind farm maintenance, composite repair, renewable energy field services or related technical project delivery
Proven experience managing field-based projects, contractors, scheduling and quality control
Practical understanding of blade construction, damage mechanisms and composite repair methods
Sound knowledge of Australian WHS requirements
Solid planning, problem-solving and stakeholder management skills
Willingness to travel regularly to wind farm sites across Australia
Full Australian working rights and a current Australian driver's licence
Qualification in engineering, composites, renewable energy or project management
GWO, Working at Heights and First Aid training
Experience working with rope access teams and understanding of IRATA or equivalent systems
What we offer
Start date: December **** (negotiable for the right candidate)
Salary of $130,000 - $160,000 + superannuation, depending on experience
Ownership of blade repair projects nationwide
The chance to shape project delivery processes in a growing business
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📌 Wind Turbine Blade Repair Project Manager (Sydney)
🏢 Meridiantalent
📍 Sydney