Synchronous Motor Technician

Integrated Power Services•La Porte, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

At IPS, we're all about exceptional service and exceptional people. We're looking for a passionate Synchronous Motor Technician who loves hands-on work, takes pride in their craft, and wants to have a meaningful impact. As an Synchronous Motor Technician, every day will be different. You'll get to apply your knowledge and skills to solve complex problems and help critical industries keep their equipment running. As a company, we prioritize safety in everything we do and offer opportunities for growth, job longevity, and continuous improvement. If you're looking for a role that values your skills and dedication, IPS is where you’ll thrive.

Requirements

Mechanical aptitude with the ability to safely disassemble and assemble industrial electrical/mechanical components.
Basic electrical troubleshooting knowledge and ability to work from electrical schematics and diagrams.
Ability to use handheld electrical test equipment and precision measurement tools. (volt meters, amp clamps, oscilloscopes, and thermal imaging devices. )
Strong attention to detail with accurate documentation and reporting skills.
Ability to work safely around energized equipment and follow established safety procedures.
Ability to safely operate cranes, hoists, and lifting equipment as required.

Nice To Haves

Experience in industrial motor repair, electrical assembly, excitation systems, or rotating equipment repair environments preferred.

Responsibilities

Disassemble, inspect, and reassemble control wheel and rectifier assemblies, documenting component orientation, lead routing, and any non-standard configurations.
Photograph and record the incoming condition of components for reporting and quality documentation purposes.
Clean, prepare, and paint electrical and mechanical components as needed during the repair process.
Perform low-voltage electrical checks on diodes, silicon-controlled rectifiers (SCRs), discharge resistors, and related electrical components.
Follow electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and engineering documentation to complete reassembly and wiring tasks correctly.
Install and terminate electrical cabling, lugs, insulators, and soldered connections, ensuring compliance with IPS and industry standards.
Support initial (incoming) and final (outgoing) electrical testing of control wheels, excitation systems, synchronous rotors, and high-voltage stators according to established procedures.
Assist with troubleshooting motors experiencing synchronization or excitation issues under engineering oversight.
Perform dynamic balancing on rotating components (such as rotors, armatures, fan assemblies, and shafts) using appropriate balancing equipment and tooling.
Collect and analyze vibration data using portable analyzers, online monitoring systems, and diagnostic software.
Support shop testing and final quality verification after motor repairs and rebuilds.
Document all findings in company systems and maintain accurate service records.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area, including the control wheel test cell and associated tooling/equipment.
Monitor inventory levels for test cell consumables and components, and communicate the need for replenishment.
Ensure compliance with all company safety policies, customer requirements, and applicable industry standards, and strictly follow all safety procedures related to electrical hazards, energized equipment, rigging, lifting, and rotating equipment operations.