Transformer coil winder

Posted 5 days ago

kinetics industriesEwing Twp (NJ)

Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing

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$24.00 - $35.00 / Hourly

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About the role

Experience Required: 1 year Minimum Education Required Prior experience winding coils Training Required/Provided Prior experience winding coils Expected Start Date 07/27/2026 Compensation$24.00 - $35.00 / Hourly Hours Per Week 40 Number Of Positions 2 Shift First Shift (Day)

Job Description: Winding involves the operation of "modified" lathes specifically designed for the turning of aluminum or copper wire(s) onto a transformer coil form per explicate and detailed instructional design paperwork from Kinetics' engineering staff. The coil winder uses wire tension or strikes the wire with mallet to form the wire around the form. Insulation paper and air duct spacing sticks are placing between winding layers per engineering specifications. Attention to detail and the following of assembly instructions and procedures is an essential requirement of job and employment. An industrial transformer technician, by the very nature of the materials and tool used, requires a person to be in adequate physical condition and have a full range of body movement to handle the lifting / holding and body movement to safely and efficiently operate the tools, equipment and product manufacture. At Kinetics the majority of lifting is under 75 lbs. Cranes, lift winches, jacks and a fork truck are available for lift items greater than 75 lbs. Place of Work On-site Requisition IDNJDOL062726TCWJob Type Full Time Application EmailHR@kinetics-industries.com

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