1. Lack of professional knowledge and skills: Wind power operation and maintenance requires high professional skills and experience, but at present, the wind power industry lacks professional operation and maintenance talents. Some wind farm operators do not have enough technicians to undertake the operation and maintenance work, so it is difficult to ensure the quality of operation and maintenance services.
2. Hard working conditions: Wind power operation and maintenance work needs to be carried out frequently in high altitude, bad weather and hard environment, and the working conditions are relatively hard. Some young people are unwilling to engage in this kind of work, which leads to the lack of fresh blood in the wind power operation and maintenance industry.
3. Low salary: The salary of wind power operation and maintenance industry is relatively low, so it is difficult to attract young people to do this job.
4. Lack of career development prospects: The wind power operation and maintenance industry has developed rapidly in recent years, but the career development prospects of the wind power operation and maintenance industry are relatively unclear, which also leads some people to be unwilling to engage in this job.
5. Outsourcing of operation and maintenance services: Some wind farm operators regard operation and maintenance services as a kind of cost and are unwilling to invest too much resources and energy to improve the quality of operation and maintenance services. This leads some wind farm operators to choose to outsource the operation and maintenance work to a third-party service company, which often lacks professional knowledge and skills and is difficult to provide high-quality operation and maintenance services.