Transformer Winder

Jenkins Electric Company • Charlotte, NC

85d

About The Position

We are Jenkins Electric, an electro-mechanical repair company based in Charlotte, NC, since 1907. Jenkins has focused on finding solutions and fostering excellence in electro-mechanical repair and testing. Over our long history, we have developed a unique business vision, one set on expanding our comprehension of how things work and sharing what we learn with the industry. But we are more than just a respected motor shop; Jenkins is an energy company. The energy we generate is human energy, and our success is due to the strength of our team. Looking for an experienced Transformer Winder who knows their way around winding coils for electrical transformers!

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Comfortable with winding machines and equipment – setting up, running, and keeping them in good shape
• Precision winding coils are a must, following those specs
• Understanding mechanical stuff and being able to fix problems is important
• Experience checking windings and putting in new leads when needed

Nice To Haves

• Familiar with safety rules in a factory or industrial environment
• Open to learning on the job from experienced people
• Can stay positive and be nice to coworkers
• Good attendance record, and okay with working extra hours when needed
• Professional and can represent the company well with customers and suppliers
• A team player, positive, and willing to learn and change with the company
• Good at prioritizing tasks

Responsibilities

• Burning out, disassembling, and accurately recording winding and tap data for transformer rewinds and repairs
• Checking winding data from the engineer, working with engineers to come up with the best designs, and figure out what materials are needed
• Winding transformers and coils exactly as the design says
• Using our company's system for recording data to avoid mix-ups on shared projects, and checking data on EASA when needed
• Fixing and putting together transformer cores and frames, and making sure the coils are up to par
• Labeling, testing, dipping, and re-testing finished transformers and coils, and cleaning them up nicely
• Figuring out and fixing issues with winding equipment
• Routine maintenance on the winding machines and documenting important data about the units
• Making sure the right insulation techniques are used
• Communicating with the Manager and Sales Rep about any schedule issues or workload problems
• Getting parts ready for shipping
• Follow safety rules and guidelines

Benefits

• Competitive Salary and Hourly Wage
• 401(k)
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision
• Life Insurance
• Flexible Spending Account
• Generous Amount of Paid Time Off

What This Job Offers

• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 101-250 employees