What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electric Motor Winder Trainee 1st Shift position at Louis Allis?
WINDER TRAINEE - 1ST SHIFT
Build a skilled trade career with Louis Allis
Warrior, Alabama
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6:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
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Climate-Controlled Facility
Prepare AC and DC motor parts for rewinding through cleaning and stripping operations.
Learn to wind coils, insulate components, insert coils, and make standard motor connections.
Use specialized repair, lifting, testing, and hand tools with training and guidance.
Perform electrical testing on AC and DC motors using equipment such as Meggers, hi-pot testers, OHM meters, and test panels.
Support vibration analysis, maintenance, housekeeping, and other production activities as needed.
Follow all safety procedures and use required personal protective equipment.
As your skills develop, you may assist with Level C field service work at customer sites.
What Helps You Succeed
A willingness to learn and build new mechanical and technical skills.
Basic mechanical aptitude or comfort working with tools and equipment.
Ability to follow training, safety procedures, and work instructions.
Reliability, attention to detail, and a team-oriented attitude.
Ability to stand for periods of up to 3-4 hours and lift 30 lbs.
High school diploma preferred.
Build a skilled trade career with Louis Allis
Warrior, Alabama
|
6:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
|
Climate-Controlled Facility
- Looking for a hands-on career where you can learn valuable technical skills?** Louis Allis manufactures industrial electric motors used in demanding applications around the world. We are looking for a dependable, safety-minded Winder Trainee who is interested in learning a skilled trade and growing with our team. Previous motor-winding experience is not required for this trainee opportunity.
Prepare AC and DC motor parts for rewinding through cleaning and stripping operations.
Learn to wind coils, insulate components, insert coils, and make standard motor connections.
Use specialized repair, lifting, testing, and hand tools with training and guidance.
Perform electrical testing on AC and DC motors using equipment such as Meggers, hi-pot testers, OHM meters, and test panels.
Support vibration analysis, maintenance, housekeeping, and other production activities as needed.
Follow all safety procedures and use required personal protective equipment.
As your skills develop, you may assist with Level C field service work at customer sites.
What Helps You Succeed
A willingness to learn and build new mechanical and technical skills.
Basic mechanical aptitude or comfort working with tools and equipment.
Ability to follow training, safety procedures, and work instructions.
Reliability, attention to detail, and a team-oriented attitude.
Ability to stand for periods of up to 3-4 hours and lift 30 lbs.
High school diploma preferred.