OFFSHORE WIND: Operations & Maintenance
Operations & Maintenance
The operations and maintenance (O&M) phase for an offshore wind farm covers the regular inspection of turbines, foundations, cables, and other all components of the wind farm, and the process of making necessary repairs or replacements. Offshore wind service technicians, water transportation workers, and engineers, among others, fill key roles during the O&M phase. Select a job type on the chart to display potential career pathways, then scroll down to view a job profile and discover local education programs.
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FIND LOCAL EDUCATION & TRAINING PROGRAMS
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Minor in Marine Science & Policy
Smith College | Northampton, MA -
Local 877 Apprenticeship Program
Local 877 - International Union of Operating Engineers | Canton, MA -
GWO Basic Safety Training for Offshore Wind
Massachusetts Maritime Academy | Buzzards Bay, MA -
Offshore Wind Power Technician Certificate
Bristol Community College | New Bedford, MA -
Land-Based Wind & Offshore Wind Workforce Training
Cape & Islands Self-Reliance | Cataumet, MA