Wind Turbine Generator Quality Inspector

About the role

TÜV SÜD is looking for a Wind Turbine Generator Quality Inspector to join its team and take part in domestic and international projects. The inspector carries out on-site quality inspections, checks compliance with approved technical documentation and ensures inspection and quality requirements are met throughout project activities. The role involves frequent field assignments, including work at heights, in Turkey and abroad.

Key responsibilities

• Perform on-site quality inspections according to standards, project specifications, approved procedures and technical requirements.
• Verify that field activities comply with Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), approved repair procedures, Work Instructions and other technical documentation.
• Independently monitor blade repair activities against approved methodologies, quality requirements and acceptance criteria.
• Monitor critical quality control points such as Hold Points and Witness Points, identify non-conformities and report findings to stakeholders.
• Record observations, data and findings accurately, and prepare or review inspection procedures, instructions and forms.
• Prepare regular reports on daily site activities, project progress, inspection results and significant technical observations.
• Ensure company-provided equipment is maintained, calibrated and used correctly, and give technical guidance to specialists during orientation when needed.

Required profile

• Bachelor's or associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Energy Systems, Mechatronics or a related technical field.
• Experience in quality inspection, quality assurance or technical supervision, preferably in wind energy or renewable energy projects.
• Knowledge of wind turbine components and blade repair is an advantage; familiarity with ITPs, repair procedures and quality documentation is also an advantage.
• Ability and willingness to work at heights and in challenging field conditions, and to travel frequently for domestic and international projects.
• Good command of written and spoken English, strong reporting, communication and problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently with attention to detail.
• A valid driving licence is an advantage.