7: CSS Wind - Wind Turbine Field Services

In our 7th episode, we sat down with Carla Zuckerman of CSS Wind, which specializes in wind turbine maintenance and repairs, all across Canada. We also dive into Temporary Work Permits, training for foreign workers and much more!

Did you know that your process for a Temporary Work Permit prior to submission could take much longer then anticipated? There could be extra requirements for you depending on where you are applying from and/or the position you are applying for. It is important you are proactive in this process and having this done prior to your job interview may actually make you the best candidate for the job given how long processing times are for work permits. 

To learn more about CSS Wind, visit their website: CSS WIND WIND TURBINE FIELD SERVICES
Carla Zuckerman: [e-mail]

Educational Assessment 
What is an ECA and when do you need one?

Language Test
What is a Language Test and when do you need one?

Police Certificate
What is a Police Certificate and when do you need one?

Work in Canada
Applications to work in Canada

Medicat Exam
A medical exam may be required depending on type of work. This will be requested from IRCC after your application is submitted online


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Lindsay Rubeniuk
After spending 25 years as a Rural Canadian Developer Lindsay has become an expert in immigration and workforce development. She achieved her Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) designation in 2016, opening the doors to various pathways to attract workers and international students to study, work and live in Prairie communities.

Her strategy of immigration was proven in 2024 when she assisted the Parkland Ukraine Family Fund to bring over 200 immigrants to the community of Dauphin, Manitoba in less than two years.

Lindsay holds her designation as an  Economic Developer of Canada and is a member of the Career Professionals of Canada.


Leah Mitchell
Leah Mitchell is a Language Trainer, Workforce Development Consultant and the Canadian Advisor for EnGen. She provides language supports that help companies integrate and train their workforce effectively.

-Leah Mitchell & Lindsay Rubeniuk