Winding Technician

Staffmark Group•Houston, TX

54d•$20 - $23

About The Position

Ready to work with a global leader in industrial innovation? Toshiba International Corporation is searching for a skilled Motor Winding Technician who's ready to put precision, craftsmanship, and technical know-how to work in a world-class manufacturing environment. If you take pride in meticulous work, enjoy hands-on challenges, and want to be part of a team that keeps industries moving, this is your moment. As part of this temp-to-hire opportunity, you'll enjoy a robust benefits package designed to support your health, financial goals, and work-life satisfaction. Benefits include weekly pay, medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, 401(k), short-term disability, employee discounts, free staffing services, and referral bonus potential. You'll also enjoy break rooms, employee engagement events (like lunches and snow cone days), and opportunities for career advancement.

Requirements

High school diploma required
2-6 years of motor winding experience
Experience in an industrial or manufacturing environment
Strong mechanical aptitude and excellent hand/finger coordination
Ability to read, analyze, and interpret BOMs, drawings, and work instruction sheets
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform repetitive motions, pushing, pulling, grasping, hammering, and lacing tasks
Willingness to stand 8-10 hours per day, 5-6 days per week
Familiarity with tools and equipment listed in the position summary (cranes, mallets, crimpers, hoists, coil holders, gauges, etc.)

Nice To Haves

Intermediate knowledge of electrical instruments related to motors, generators, or automatic equipment is preferred

Responsibilities

Interpret motor specifications, including Bills of Material (BOM) and Winding Instruction Sheets
Insert insulation and copper wire coils into motor stator cores according to specifications
Pre-form coil end turns using rubber mallets and forming paddles
Trim phase separators as required
Pre-form end turns and connect jumpers/lead cables using soldering, hydraulic, or air crimping tools
Perform hand-lace winding on coil end turns
Inspect coils to ensure compliance with quality standards
Cross-train and assist in other manufacturing areas as needed
Perform 3-4 different tasks within the winding department
Maintain a clean and organized workspace following 5S principles
Meet weekly productivity expectations of 70%-85%
Operate various tools and equipment, including coil holders, cranes, wire cutters, hoists, mallets, pliers, lacing needles, crimpers, soldering torches, measuring tools, and more