LiftWerx
Dalton Schneider is an experienced Wind Turbine Technician with a background that includes roles at LiftWerx and Vestas, where expertise in maintenance, troubleshooting, and retrofitting of wind turbines was developed. Prior to these positions, Dalton Schneider gained valuable experience at Duke Energy Corporation, working on a mobile service team for two years and as part of a large corrective team for one year, focusing on gearbox, generator, and blade replacements. Earlier work experience includes roles in shipping and receiving at Menards, where safety protocols were paramount, as well as customer service and stocking at Hy-Vee. Dalton Schneider holds an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree in Energy Production & Distribution Technology from Kirkwood Community College.
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LiftWerx
LiftWerx is a specialized wind energy contractor, solely focused on large corrective repairs. We do our work with the right people, tools, and crane-less technology to deliver the best possible service at the highest quality, while minimizing cost and disruption which is often associated with crane work. Our goal is always to meet and exceed our clients’ expectations. As a result, LiftWerx has gained an excellent reputation and established itself as a preferred contractor within the global wind turbine industry. LiftWerx offers a variety of specialized up-tower cranes which are used to exchange the following types of wind turbine major components: - Gearboxes - Generators - Blades - Pitch bearings - IMS shafts - Yaw drives - Main bearings / Main shafts The crane-less technology offered by LiftWerx is swift, efficient, safe, and reliable. This technology drives down O&M costs, reduces equipment footprint on the ground, and increases the working window for these types of maintenance activities by allowing safe operation in higher wind speeds. As a relatively young company, our track record to date includes over 500 major component lifts using crane-less technology.