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Calnetix Technologies, LLC
Lead Electric Motor Winding Technician
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A Wind Turbine Technician maintains and repairs wind turbines used to generate electricity.
$91,510 / year median in California
+17% projected growth
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Lead Electric Motor Winding Technician 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars Cypress, CA 90630 From $35 an hour - Full-time Calnetix Technologies, LLC 11 reviews From $35 an hour - Full-time Job Summary Calnetix is an engineering and manufacturing company located in Southern California, committed to making a positive contribution to society and the environment by changing the way the world harvests and utilizes energy. We are focused on developing, manufacturing, and delivering advanced energy solutions for commercial applications throughout the world and for mission-critical applications for the United States Government and its Prime Contractors. Calnetix thrives on innovation and meeting new challenges. In partnership with OEMs, we utilize innovative, proprietary high-speed electric motor generator technologies to develop next-generation, power-dense and energy-efficient products that reduce energy consumption, harmful emissions and enhance energy security. The role of the Lead Electric Motor Winding Technician is to manufacture high-quality stator/motor winding assemblies for use in a wide variety of high-performance motors and generators. Responsibilities Coil wind, insulate, insert, form, in-process inspect, clean and test stator assemblies according to specifications and schematics. Wind coils for stators and rotors per engineering drawings, winding diagrams, and production work instructions. Train, mentor, and evaluate technicians on winding procedures, testing methods, and safe work practices. Perform other related tasks as required. Experience 8+ years of proven experience in electric stator/motor winding Ability to read and comprehend assembly drawings and detailed instructions as outlined on production Work Orders. Previous supervisory or team leadership experience preferred. Proficiency in using hand tools and understanding of schematics Willingness to learn new techniques and adapt to changing technologies Ability to use hand tools, and mechanical and electrical equipment.