1. Being able to master the structure and operating principles of wind turbine systems, and to understand the installation procedures and technical standards of major components.
2. Capable of completing the installation and commissioning of mechanical systems in wind power equipment, including blades, hubs, gearboxes, and generators, in accordance with process requirements.
3. Being proficient in installing electrical systems of wind turbines, including wiring, parameter configuration, and functional testing of converters, control systems, and sensors.
4. Being familiar with the commissioning procedures of wind turbines and able to perform startup, grid connection testing, and operational monitoring according to standard operating procedures.
5. Knowing common fault diagnosis methods and being able to perform preliminary analysis and handling of mechanical, electrical, or control system faults based on technical manuals.
6. Being equipped with a strong sense of safety awareness and strictly complying with safety regulations for working at heights, hoisting operations, and electrical procedures.