Electrical & Wind Turbine Technology Program Overview
The Electrical & Wind Turbine Technology program at UTI San Antonio can prepare you for a career in the growing renewable energy industry.130 Our program begins with a solid foundation in construction-focused electrical training, covering residential wiring, circuitry and essential safety practices used in the field. After learning these topics, you'll turn to wind, focusing on how to troubleshoot and repair turbine components, wind turbine operations, climb and rescue and more.
VA benefits are not currently available for the Electrical & Wind Turbine Technology program.
What To Expect From Wind Turbine Technician Training in San Antonio
Career-focused training is designed to get you job ready faster than the 4-year route.
- Complete the program in just eight months
- Job search assistance during training and after graduation
- Chance to earn Global Wind Organization certification
- Opportunity to earn three NCCER credentials
- Experienced instructors
- Hands-on lab training that prepares you for the field
Photos below are from other UTI campuses.
Inside the Wind Turbine Technician Program Curriculum
UTI’s San Antonio wind turbine technician training covers the construction, electrical, mechanical and safety skills you need in the field. These courses are built to simulate real-world scenarios so you can pursue roles with confidence as soon as you graduate.
- Renewable Energy and Control Devices
- Wind Turbine Components
- Wind Turbine Operations, Climb & Rescue
- Electrical Wiring
- Electrical Applications
- Applied Math and Measuring Tools
- Introduction to Technical Trades
- Advanced Electrical and Controls
- DC Electrical Theory
- AC Electrical Theory
- Electrical and Electronics Troubleshooting
Career Paths for Wind Turbine Technicians in the San Antonio Area
Texas leads the nation in wind energy production, making San Antonio a smart training location. Graduates of UTI’s program can pursue entry-level positions like these:
- Wind turbine technician
- Traveling wind technician
- Field service technician
- Tower technician
As with any industry, over time, technicians may be able to advance in their careers with experience and hard work. Advanced roles include the following77:
- Troubleshooting technician
- LOTO I & II specialist
- Wind farm support specialist
- Research and development
Available roles in San Antonio and surrounding areas depends on current industry demand. UTI’s Career Services team can help you connect with local and regional opportunities once you graduate.
Photo from UTI Rancho Cucamonga.
CAMPUS LOCATION
5776 Stemmons Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78238
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FAQs Around Wind Turbine Training in San Antonio, TX
Wind turbine technicians inspect, maintain and repair wind turbines. They climb towers, troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues, and ensure turbines are safe and efficient.
UTI’s electrical and wind turbine technician training in San Antonio takes eight months to complete, meaning it’s possible to enter the field in under a year!
Yes. The role requires climbing towers, working at heights, and handling mechanical and electrical tasks. Formal training like the one at UTI can prepare you for these physical requirements safely.
Yes, the Electrical & Wind Turbine Technology program starts with an emphasis on teaching students construction-focused electrical skills. Beginning courses help students learn about residential and commercial wiring, electrical applications and safety practices used in the construction and technical trades.130
Starting with this type of training helps you build a foundation for work in technical and construction related environments. This foundation is also built upon with more wind and renewable energy focused topics.