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Nowadays, more and more emphasis is being placed on generating cost-efficient, environmentally friendly energy sources. This has created a variety of career avenues that can be pursued in the energy industry. In just 7 months, students in MIAT’s Wind Power Technician training program gain the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to become wind turbine technicians.1
Wind turbine technicians inspect and service wind turbine towers. This is typically done by climbing a ladder inside the turbine or riding an elevator to the desired working height. In some cases, they’re lifted by helicopter!
Students in MIAT’s program learn the skills they need to feel confident working in entry-level positions.1 As they gain skills and experience, potential career paths may include:
UTI's Automotive Technician training is offered at 12 of our campuses across the country. Whether you live a few miles away or in a different state, we have a school for you.
In this program, you’ll take a variety of courses to build your skill set:
Becoming a wind turbine technician may require the completion of a formal training program. Completing a program like the one offered at MIAT can give a comprehensive view of the industry and teach the skills required by the industry today.1
The time it takes to become a wind turbine technician can vary, depending on the path you take. At MIAT, you can train and graduate in just 7 months.1