Toshiba International Corporation

Overview

The Winder I position involves winding electric motors by inserting copper wire coils and connecting jumpers/lead cables. The role requires basic interpretation of motor specifications and performing tasks such as inserting insulation and inspecting for quality control compliance.

Responsibilities

• Interpret motor specifications including BOM and Winding Instruction Sheet.
• Insert insulation and insulated copper wire coils into motor stator cores according to specifications.
• Pre-form coil end turns using a rubber mallet and forming paddles.
• Connect jumpers/lead cables using solder, hydraulic, or air crimpers.
• Hand lace winding end turns.
• Inspect work to ensure compliance with quality control criteria.
• Assist in other manufacturing areas and cross-train in different positions.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area daily.
• Learn at least 2-3 different tasks within the winding department by the end of 2 years.
• Achieve weekly productivity of 60-70%+.

Requirements

• High school diploma.
• 0-4 years experience with motor winding.
• Experience in an industrial manufacturing environment.
• Basic knowledge of electrical instruments or devices related to electrical motors, generators, or automatic equipment preferred.
• Mechanical ability.
• Good hand and finger coordination.
• Ability to study, analyze, and interpret specification work sheets with a trainer.

Additional Information

• Temperature controlled coil shop.
• Standing 8-10 hours per day, 5-6 days per week.
• Physical tasks include lifting, pulling, pushing, grasping, and repetitive motions.