Coil Winder
puma staffingVidor (TX)
About the role
Motor Coil Winder
Position Summary:
Puma Staffing is seeking a reliable Motor Coil Winder to perform winding process of AC/DC motors.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Understand and follow all Safety processes and procedures including the use of required PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).Read job cards to determine job status, work authorization/limitations, estimate, description of problems and/or work scope. Accurately read and record winding data from units being rewound. Wind AC, DC Fields, Armatures, wound rotors and equalizers. Install and or replace banding of an armature or rotor Perform stator core loss testing and record in technical traveler. Perform the restoration of stator irons as needed. Work with winding random, mush, synchronous, and form coils. Perform a battery of electrical tests. Dip and bake stators as required by the technical traveler. Utilize bake ovens to cure varnish work area Safe, clean and organized. Perform all other duties as signed by the Production Manager.
Qualifications:
High School diploma, technical or trade school or on the job training. Passing the RAM administered Bennett Mechanical Aptitude test. Passing the RAM administered color deficiency test. Ability to understand and retain various skill related training and operational and Safety procedures. Work varying shifts, weekends and holidays when required. Effectively handle lifting of various objects weighing up to 40 lbs. Occasionally push and pull parts, kneel and crouch. Continuously stand and frequently walk.
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