Winding Technician II- 3rd Shift

Job Summary

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The Winding Technician II is an intermediate support role responsible for independently performing electrical winding operations for components such as coils, transformers, motors, or inductors in accordance with established specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements. This role applies working knowledge of winding techniques, materials, equipment, and documentation to support reliable production and product performance.

The Winding Technician II performs hands‑on electrical winding and assembly tasks using manual, semi‑automatic, or automated winding equipment depending on the environment. The role emphasizes independent execution of standard winding operations, attention to detail, and consistent application of quality and safety procedures. This position typically reports to a Production Supervisor, Manufacturing Supervisor, or Operations Manager.

• Independently perform electrical winding operations for coils, transformers, motors, or related components
• Wind conductors according to specifications for turns, layering, tension, insulation, and terminations
• Assemble wound components into subassemblies or finished units as required

• Set up and operate winding machines, fixtures, and tools
• Select appropriate wire, insulation, and materials per work instructions
• Monitor equipment operation and adjust within defined parameters

• Read and follow work instructions, winding diagrams, and basic electrical drawings
• Verify winding specifications such as gauge, turns, direction, and connection points
• Clarify routine requirements with supervisors or leads as needed

• Inspect wound components for accuracy, appearance, and workmanship
• Perform basic tests or checks (e.g., resistance, continuity) as required
• Identify and report defects, damage, or non‑conforming materials

• Meet assigned production targets and schedules
• Support line balancing, job rotation, or process changes as directed
• Communicate issues, delays, or material shortages promptly

• Follow all safety procedures, PPE requirements, and ESD controls as applicable
• Apply safe‑work practices related to machinery, sharp conductors, and electrical components
• Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas

• Complete production records, checklists, or traceability documentation accurately
• Follow controlled documentation and change‑management requirements
• Support audits or quality reviews as needed

• Identify opportunities to improve winding efficiency or quality
• Participate in continuous improvement or problem‑solving activities
• Provide informal guidance to Winding Technician I roles

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• Technical or vocational training in manufacturing, electronics, or electrical assembly preferred
• Typically 2–4 years of experience in winding, electrical assembly, or manufacturing environments
• Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Working knowledge of electrical winding processes and materials
• Ability to independently perform standard winding operations
• Ability to follow diagrams, work instructions, and specifications
• Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity
• Basic understanding of electrical components and measurements
• Strong safety awareness
• Ability to work effectively in a production team environment
• Additional Job Details

• Support & Production – S2 Organizational Impact
• Works to deliver on day‑to‑day…