Winding Technician I- 3rd Shift
About The Position
The Winding Technician I is an entry-level skilled role responsible for performing basic winding and coil assembly operations in accordance with established procedures, specifications, and safety standards. This role supports the manufacture of electrical components such as coils, transformers, motors, or similar assemblies while developing foundational technical and production skills. The Winding Technician I performs routine winding and assembly tasks under close supervision, following standard work instructions and using basic winding equipment and tools. The role emphasizes learning proper techniques, material handling, and quality requirements while contributing to production output. This position does not have people-management responsibility and typically reports to a Senior Winding Technician, Lead Technician, Manufacturing Supervisor, or Production Supervisor (S2–S3 / M1).
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent preferred
- 0–1 year of manufacturing, assembly, electrical, or winding experience preferred
- Vocational training, technical coursework, or electrical assembly exposure preferred
- Basic mechanical aptitude and manual dexterity
- Ability to follow instructions, procedures, and visual work guides
- Attention to detail and quality
- Willingness to learn technical processes and equipment
- Ability to work in a production or manufacturing environment
- Physical ability to perform repetitive tasks safely
Responsibilities
- Perform basic winding operations using manual or semi-automatic winding equipment
- Wind wire, cable, or conductor material onto forms, cores, or bobbins per instructions
- Assemble simple coils or sub-assemblies as part of electrical components
- Prepare materials for winding, including wire setup, insulation placement, and component staging
- Assist with equipment setup and adjustment under supervision
- Verify correct materials and job requirements prior to execution
- Follow winding specifications, patterns, and tension guidelines
- Inspect finished work for basic defects such as misalignment, damage, or incorrect turns
- Report quality concerns or deviations promptly
- Follow all safety procedures, PPE requirements, and machine-safety rules
- Handle wire, tools, and materials safely
- Maintain clean and organized workstations
- Read and follow work instructions, travelers, or basic drawings
- Complete required production or quality documentation
- Adhere to standard operating procedures and quality requirements
- Use winding equipment, hand tools, and measuring devices properly
- Perform basic care and housekeeping of tools and machines
- Report equipment issues or malfunctions
- Work cooperatively with other technicians, assemblers, and supervisors
- Support meeting daily production goals and schedules
- Assist with general assembly or production tasks as assigned
- Learn winding techniques, materials, and electrical component basics
- Participate in required training and skill-development activities
- Apply feedback to improve accuracy, efficiency, and quality
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
