Ricardo is working as an Installation Lead and has been with Global Wind Service since 2012. Working with technical tasks is natural for him as he is also a trained car mechanic and spends his free time on fixing cars. In his job as an Installation Lead he is responsible for installation of the turbines at the site where he is working.

Arnold been working as project manager in our Dutch office since 2016. Together with the rest of his project team, he is managing project execution from start to finish. This includes setting the right team, making HSE plans, having ongoing client meetings and securing project progress in a safe and efficient manner.

When Arnold isn’t working, he likes to spend time with his family, riding the bike together with his wife and daughter for example. Also, he plays soccer on Sundays with the same team for 13 years now – impressive Arnold!

Tània has been working for Global Wind Service since 2018, doing mainly offshore blade repairs on wind turbines. Enjoying the views and feeling the freedom when hanging in the ropes, Tània is aware of the importance of safety:

Besides seeing new countries at work, Tània also likes to travel in her spare time; exploring new places and new adventures combined with her interest in speleology – the study of caves.

Lukasz joined Global Wind Service (GWS) in 2016 and is working as a Tools & Warehouse Team Lead in Poland. In his job, he coordinates work in the polish warehouse and helps ensure that our technicians are always well equipped in terms of PPE for their projects. This includes coordination with the project managers, site and other departments. He also helps the guys with inspections at site.

When Lukasz doesn’t work, he spends most of his time with his 2-year old son Dominik. They play, explore the world around them and have fun – “he is the greatest pleasure of my life”. But despite the time consuming and rather demanding job as a father, Lukasz still manages to find time for sports, fishing, relaxing or going to the movies.

Frank joined Global Wind Service in 2016. His typical work day starts at 06:30 prepping for the toolbox meeting to kick off the day’s work. The rest of the day goes with planning, communication with the team and other involved parties and making sure things run as planned, in a safe and efficient manner. The diversity and responsibility are what makes his job so interesting – not two days are the same at site.

In his spare time Frank likes to do some sightseeing in the area in which he is working, when he is not skyping with his family or cooking on Sundays.

Villy joined Global Wind Service in 2009 but has been working in wind industry since 2002, where he was working as welder making Vestas turbine towers for Horns Rev 1. Now, all these years later, Villy is still working with Horns Rev 1 turbines, but now as an offshore technician where he heads to Horns Rev 1 early in the morning and sails back to Esbjerg and finishes his workday around 18 pm.

During winter – after a long season at sea and in all types of weather – Villy usually takes a long and well-deserved vacation in sunny Thailand, where he and his family has a house, and he can recharge for a new season.