USA / Assembler 1 - Cube hub

Generator Rotor Winder

Six months to 18 months of industrial experience required.
Must be able to train 6 months on 1st shift (8am - 4pm) and then move to 3rd shift.

This position will involve training to be a generator rotor winder. This will require the ability to work to written instructions, be familiar with the use of a computer, safety focused mindset with attention to detail, working in teams, approachable attitude, being able to accept constructive feedback, and clear communication skills. The winding process is an assembly process where we are installing copper coils and blocking (support pieces) in a generator rotor. There is also the possibility of becoming certified in induction brazing processes. The duties will also include disassembling the same type of hardware. Additional duties include installing other related components as well as cleaning parts, using cleaning solutions, air hoses, and cloths. Read and interpret schematic drawings, diagrams, blueprints, specifications, work orders, and reports to determine materials requirements and assembly instructions. Mark and tag components so that stock inventory can be tracked and identified. Position, align, and adjust work pieces and electrical parts to facilitate assembly. Communicate with supervisors or engineers to plan and review work activities, and to resolve production problems. Explain assembly procedures or techniques to other workers once you become experienced.

NOTE: This is not a guaranteed temp to permanent position however there are full time permanent position openings in this area which will be filled from the contractor base. If you are the type of individual that works safe, can apply yourself, is a quick learner, approachable, and a clear communicator with strong mechanical aptitude skills you may have the opportunity to be selected for a full-time role. We need to see evidence of this via your attitude, desire, and evidence of learning.

I recommend that you Google the terms "Generator rotor" or "Generator rotor for power plants" to give you an idea of what the equipment looks like before you submit your information for this position. This will give you a good idea of what you will be working on. We are looking for some high-performance folks that are motivated to learn something new and ultimately contribute to one of the three foundational pillars needed for a civilized society which is availability of food, access to clean water, and reliable electricity. You would be part of the foundation of reliable electricity so what you will be doing matters. We have customers for our generators all over the world, and in some places the availability of electricity is not 24/7 so what you will be doing matters. Your new skills will matter and the expertise you will develop will matter. You will become a key contributor to an important infrastructure business.

If what you have read appeals to you than please apply. I look forward to speaking with you about your qualifications and answering your questions.