Spindle Technician

This role offers a dynamic blend of strategic problem-solving and hands‑on execution. We are seeking an adaptable and fast learner who thrives in a fast‑paced environment and can transition effectively between analytical thinking and practical tasks. The ideal candidate remains composed under pressure and views challenges as opportunities for growth.

• Fitting & Assembly:
  Perform disassembly and assembly of components according to specified sequences. Take precise measurements and record data in check sheets.
• Diagnostics & Inspection:
  Conduct initial evaluations of failed spindles, including vibration analysis, runout measurements, and assessment of bearing conditions.
• Teardown & Cleaning:
  Carefully dismantle mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic spindle components. Clean and degrease parts using ultrasonic cleaners or specialized solvents.
• Precision Repair:
  Replace high‑precision bearings (ceramic or steel), seals, and O‑racks. Carry out light machining or grinding to restore components to OEM specifications.
• Assembly:
  Reassemble spindles in a controlled assembly environment, ensuring proper alignment and correct pre‑loading of bearings.
• Testing & Balancing:
  Perform dynamic balancing of rotating components. Conduct “break‑in” cycles while monitoring temperature, vibration, and noise levels.
• Documentation:
  Maintain accurate service reports, including measurements, tolerances, and final test results in accordance with check sheets.

• Technical Expertise:
  Understanding of high‑speed rotating equipment and precision tolerances (micron‑level measurements).
• Tool Proficiency:
  Skilled in using micrometers, Vernier calipers, dial indicators, bore gauges, and torque wrenches. Experience with hydraulic presses and induction heaters is an advantage.
• Blueprint Reading:
  Ability to interpret technical drawings, assembly diagrams, hand sketches, and OEM manuals.
• Problem‑Solving
  
  Skills:
  
  Strong analytical mindset to identify root causes of component failure (e.g., contamination, insufficient lubrication, or operational damage).
• Education:
  
  ITE or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering preferred.
• Experience:
  
  At least 2 years of experience in assembly or fitting work. Basic knowledge of CNC machines is an added advantage.