Electric Motor Winder

Job Overview

The Electric Motor Winder will work to plan and perform a sequence of winding operations under the supervision of a Leadperson or Supervisor in a shop or field environment. 

Key Job Responsibilities

• Take and record detailed, accurate winding data.
• Operate an automatic coil winding machine to produce both AC random wound and DC field/armature coils from engineering drawings and or your own taken data.
• Repair and rewind various types of rotating equipment including, but not limited to, single -and three-phase motors, alternators and generators, DC fields, armatures, and wound rotors.
• Operate specialized repair and testing equipment including no-load test panel, core loss tester, static winding analyzer, cut off saws, burn and bakeout ovens, VPI system and various other handheld testing equipment and tooling.
• Perform various electrical testing throughout the winding process to troubleshoot and/or diagnose potential problems.
• Accurately measure and record mechanical dimensions using precision equipment such as micrometers and Vernier calipers to assess tolerance conformity.
• Produce high-quality and consistent workmanship all work performed in a shop environment.
• Adhere to industry procedures, standards, and product specifications.
• Produce detailed reports and document all finding, faults, and required repairs.
• Ensure that all EASA and industry standards are processes are complied with on every task undertaken.
• Keep work area clean and organized.

Experience

• Minimum of 2-5 years experience in a similar electromechanical motor shop environment.
• Knowledge of both AC and DC motor winding skills is essential.
• Previous experience working with all types of electrical rotating equipment including single- and three-phase motors, alternators and generators, DC fields, armatures, and wound rotors.
• Previous experience in all brazing and soldering tasks.

Skills & Qualifications

• Demonstrate a good level of verbal and written communication skills and mathematical understanding.
• Excellent attention to detail.
• Strong team member and also able to work alone safely and efficiently.
• Knowledge of health and safety requirements.
• Competent in rigging and lifting techniques.
• Valid driver’s license.