What are the responsibilities and job description for the Motor Rewind Technician position at HR Power 10?
Job Description Who We Are At Precision Pump & Valve Service, Inc., we specialize in high-quality repair, maintenance, and inspection services for pumps and valves used in the energy industry. With a strong focus on safety, accuracy, and customer satisfaction, we are a trusted partner in the oil and gas sector throughout the region. About the Position The Motor Rewind Technician disassembles electric motors and generators, inspects for damage, removes old windings, and installs new coils using hand or machine winding methods
The technician applies insulating materials, performs varnish curing, and conducts rigorous electrical testing (surge, insulation resistance, core-loss). This position requires attention to detail, understanding of electrical systems, and strict safety adherence. Key Responsibilities Disassemble motors and generators and inspect for defects or electrical faults.
Remove old windings using burnout ovens and stripping tools. Rewind coils for AC and DC motors using proper lacing and tying techniques. Apply slot liners, wraps, and insulating materials per specifications.
Solder, crimp, or braid connections to coil ends using cold or hot methods. Operate winding machines, core-loss testers, surge testers, ovens, grinders, and other specialized equipment. Use varnish tanks or VPI ovens for coil curing and insulation treatment.
Conduct core-loss, surge, and insulation resistance tests; perform run tests and vibration analysis. Balance rotors and adjust alignment as needed. Document repair data, test results, and winding specifications in detailed job records.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment by following PPE and LOTO protocols. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent required. Vocational training or apprenticeship in electrical/mechanical trades preferred.
3 years of motor rewinding experience; senior roles may require 8-10 years. Ability to read electrical schematics and blueprints. Familiarity with EASA AR100 standards and electrical test procedures.
Hands-on experience with coil winding, motor testing, and balancing tools. Knowledge of proper varnishing and insulation curing techniques. Understanding of NFPA70E, LOTO procedures, and hazardous material handling.
Physically capable of lifting 50 lbs and performing detailed winding work A valid drivers license or state issued ID is required Why Join Us Competitive hourly pay with overtime opportunities Weekly pay and benefits package Safe, steady, team-oriented work environment Opportunities for skill development and advancement Work with experienced tradespeople who value quality and precision Precision's values RULES: Respect | Unheard Of | Life | Excel | Sacrifice