AC/DC Armature and Stator Rewinding Specialist

Role Purpose

Restore the reliability and performance of industrial motors and related electromechanical equipment through expert rewinding and repair.

Must-Have Background

Prior electric motor winding experience is required.

Core Responsibilities

• Read and interpret job cards: confirm job status, work authorizations/limitations, estimates, problem descriptions, and expected serviceability.
• Work across simultaneous projects while reviewing work orders and specifications to diagnose issues and plan repairs.
• Inspect equipment for electrical malfunctions and physical damage; document findings.
• Dismantle and strip unserviceable units; prepare reusable components for winding and verify renewed parts for hidden or structural defects.
• Rewind a variety of equipment: single‑phase and three‑phase machines, DC fields, armatures, wound rotors, and transformers, applying proper insulating methods.
• Test windings per EASA AR100; reassemble and retest to confirm correct output and operation.
• Accurately complete all required paperwork for every job on schedule.

Tools & Technology You’ll Use

• Winding machines, test panels, surge testers, core‑loss testers
• Cut‑off saws, burnout ovens, grinders
• Cranes, forklift trucks
• Brazing units (braising units as referenced), dip tanks, VPI systems
• Various handheld power and non‑power tools

Safety, Quality, and Housekeeping

• Follow all safety procedures at all times; wear appropriate PPE, with emphasis on eye and ear protection.
• Maintain a neat, orderly work area as directed by your supervisor.
• Support other skilled or non‑skilled tasks as needed.

Knowledge & Skills

• Solid understanding of electrical and mechanical systems, machinery, and tools — including design, uses, repair, and maintenance.
• Ability to interpret specifications and documentation, troubleshoot effectively, and deliver consistent, high‑quality workmanship.