DC Motor Technician I

Flanders•Lakeland, FL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The DC Motor Technician I performs basic electromechanical motor and equipment disassembly, inspection, cleaning, repair, testing, and reassembly under supervision. The role is based at FLANDERS’ Lakeland, Florida location and includes documenting work throughout the repair process in accordance with company and ISO standards. The technician follows job-specific instructions provided by the Foreman, observes safety procedures, maintains a clean and safe work environment, and supports other employees as requested.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to perform basic math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, and understand fractions and percentages.
Ability to read, write, and comprehend simple written and verbal instructions.
Ability to understand, perform, and retain job-related training and operational and safety procedures.
Ability to exercise initiative, judgment, and decision-making for routine duties within established company standards.
Ability to operate overhead cranes, forklift trucks, and other equipment.
Ability to operate various hand tools and a drill press.
Ability to work in confined spaces, although this is seldom required.

Nice To Haves

Two years of hands-on experience with mechanical or electrical equipment, or two years of education at a trade or technical school.

Responsibilities

Read work scopes to determine job status, work authorizations and limitations, problem descriptions, and expected serviceability.
Disassemble basic and routine electromechanical equipment, noting parts identification, configuration, and condition.
Mark parts, take photographs, and complete paperwork to document work accurately and meet company and ISO standards.
Assemble basic and routine motors and equipment, including ball and roller bearings; pre-test electrical and mechanical aspects and ensure proper lubrication on the test plate.
Perform basic tests of electromechanical equipment, document results, and troubleshoot known or suspected problems.
Operate testing instruments as needed, including Megger, DC Hypot, Surge Tester, AC Hypot, Volt-Ohm Meter, amp meters, and feeler gauges.
Under supervision, connect leads and conduct test runs at the proper voltage; note abnormalities such as heat, rubbing, or noise, and retest reassembled equipment for proper output and operation.
Read and draw diagrams of motors and parts.
Clean electromechanical assemblies using methods and equipment such as parts washers, steamers, caustic tanks, and glass beaders.
Inspect parts for wear or damage and record findings.
Measure for replacement parts, requisition items as approved by the Foreman, and store parts according to job status or work scope while meeting ISO storage standards.
Repair or replace defective mechanical or electromechanical parts, including bearings, brushes, brush holders, motor leads, gears, seals, impellers, mechanical switches, brakes, clutches, clutch rotors, tachs, fans, and end shields.
Perform basic and routine repairs according to job-specific instructions provided by the Foreman.
Under supervision, lift, tighten, adjust, or secure heavy objects to perform work duties.
Maintain complete and accurate paperwork throughout the repair process, including test sheets and the Quality Control Checklist, and record information promptly.
Follow safety procedures and use appropriate safety equipment, including eye, ear, and hand protection.
Maintain a clean, neat, and safe work environment and operate and maintain equipment safely.
Assist mechanics and other employees with skilled or non-skilled duties as requested.
Maintain professional relationships with customers and coworkers, promote a strong company image, and provide outstanding customer service.
Perform work according to established company policies and procedures, and perform other duties as requested.