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Also called clean energy site manager, energy environmental manager, energy operations manager and energy qc manager.
$141,900
Median pay a year
622,190
People do this work
6
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Wind Energy Operations Manager
Summary
Wind Energy Operations Manager overseeing wind field operations, including personnel management, maintenance activities, financial planning, and customer communication. Responsible for ensuring quality work, safety compliance, and effective budget management
Experience
Wind Energy Operations Manager
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Supervised employees and subcontractors to ensure quality of work and adherence to safety regulations
Tracked and maintained records for wind operations, including site performance and downtime events
Oversaw the maintenance of wind field equipment, such as towers and electrical collector systems
Prepared wind field operational budgets for effective financial management
Developed relationships and communicated with customers, site managers, and utility representatives
Maintained operations records, including work orders and site inspection forms
Provided technical support to wind field customers and employees
Skills
Core Skills
Maintaining green energy records, Estimating green project costs, Approving expenditures, Developing organizational goals, Establishing business relationships, Negotiating renewable resources, Preparing green energy budgets, Directing maintenance and repair, Driver's license, Developing operating strategies
Leading & Coordinating
Conducting employee training programs
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Supervised employees to ensure quality workTrained employees in safety and operationsTracked records for wind operations performanceOversaw maintenance of wind field equipmentPrepared operational budgets for wind fieldDeveloped relationships with customers and stakeholders
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Supervised employees to ensure adherence to quality standards in wind energy operations
Tracked and maintained records of wind operations performance, including site efficiency and downtime
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Led a team during major operational changes to ensure adherence to quality standards in wind energy operations
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Led a team during major operational changesOversaw a project to improve safety protocolsManaged a team for a new equipment installation
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Tracked and maintained records of wind operations performance, including site efficiency and downtime
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Reduced downtime by improving response timesEnhanced site efficiency through better trackingImproved reporting accuracy for management reviews
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Maintaining green energy records
Estimating green project costs
Approving expenditures
Developing operating strategies
Developing organizational goals
Establishing business relationships
Negotiating renewable resources
Conducting employee training programs
Preparing green energy budgets
Directing maintenance and repair
Directing facility maintenance
Advising on green energy
The work itself
What a Wind Energy Operations Manager does
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Manage wind field operations, including personnel, maintenance activities, financial activities, and planning.
What it pays
How much does a Wind Energy Operations Manager make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$102,880
Median
$141,900
75th percentile
$186,300
About 622,190 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$100,070
$127,950
$154,900
AL
$91,650
$135,890
$164,390
AR
$62,540
$87,520
$129,460
AZ
$103,940
$129,870
$165,000
CA
$132,000
$174,560
$221,560
CO
$135,790
$171,140
$215,440
CT
$119,120
$162,690
$201,600
DC
$156,730
$175,720
$195,190
DE
$130,670
$168,060
$209,180
FL
$75,800
$108,890
$162,070
GA
$86,420
$125,000
$166,290
HI
$101,050
$130,000
$158,020
IA
$89,800
$128,080
$165,840
ID
$101,620
$131,550
$174,170
IL
$107,690
$140,240
$180,860
IN
$58,470
$79,900
$129,880
KS
$90,060
$131,710
$171,100
KY
$90,000
$122,930
$158,000
LA
$78,870
$103,140
$136,380
MA
$146,190
$182,950
$227,670
MD
$124,590
$159,040
$185,220
ME
$100,700
$115,920
$145,350
MI
$104,810
$134,260
$169,280
MN
$120,860
$152,600
$191,610
MO
$85,930
$125,760
$161,300
MS
$74,990
$101,570
$144,730
MT
$82,680
$110,470
$138,270
NC
$104,050
$141,160
$182,390
ND
$96,740
$126,440
$161,730
NE
$80,870
$116,430
$153,570
NH
$112,950
$145,630
$179,200
NJ
$113,930
$161,510
$203,960
NM
$101,860
$123,550
$159,430
NV
$75,790
$112,040
$167,750
NY
$124,530
$167,200
$221,680
OH
$92,740
$129,940
$168,600
OK
$101,610
$131,870
$163,110
OR
$99,430
$125,580
$170,870
PA
$99,060
$131,600
$171,340
PR
$62,140
$82,250
$109,990
RI
$130,150
$165,900
$205,840
SC
$97,470
$129,960
$166,000
SD
$87,840
$119,470
$150,700
TN
$66,580
$99,430
$135,510
TX
$102,620
$134,390
$173,480
UT
$99,720
$134,890
$171,990
VA
$138,670
$166,230
$195,190
VT
$103,570
$125,440
$151,750
WA
$129,620
$164,160
$207,160
WI
$78,570
$107,050
$152,980
WV
$81,680
$124,940
$163,030
WY
$88,790
$113,420
$143,570
Other names
Other names for this job
clean energy site manager, energy environmental manager, energy operations manager, energy qc manager, energy quality control manager, energy services manager, offshore energy environmental manager, offshore wind operations manager, renewable energy development manager, service site manager, site manager, turbine site manager.
More names for this work
wind facilities manager, wind farm operations manager, wind field service manager, wind operations manager, wind plant manager, wind plant operations manager, wind power development manager, wind site manager, wind operations supervisor, wind site supervisor, wind technician leader.
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This page is about the occupation Wind Energy Operations Managers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.