Winder

## About the Role The Winder position at Integrated Power Services is a unique opportunity for a skilled electromechanical technician to join a team dedicated to providing exceptional service and support to a wide range of industries. As a Winder, you will be responsible for rewinding various kinds of basic electromechanical equipment, ensuring that all machinery is in good working condition and ready for use. This role requires a strong foundation in electromechanical principles, excellent problem-solving skills, and the ability to work well in a team environment. Day-to-day, you will be working with a variety of electromechanical equipment, inspecting for damage, and performing rewinding tasks as needed. Your work will be critical in ensuring that IPS's customers receive high-quality, reliable equipment, and your attention to detail will be paramount in maintaining the company's high standards. You will be part of a fast-paced environment where no two days are the same, and your ability to adapt and learn quickly will be essential. The role is part of a larger team focused on electromechanical services, and you will have the opportunity to collaborate with experienced professionals who are passionate about what they do. Your contributions will be valued, and you will have the support you need to grow and develop in your career. ## What You Will Do - Rewind various kinds of basic electromechanical equipment, including removing the original winding, inspecting winding failure damage, and recording data.

• Dismantle and/or strip damaged or unserviceable electromechanical equipment, including media blasting.
• Inspect various kinds of electromechanical equipment for winding damage and evidence of electrical malfunctions.
• Document all relevant data specific to the unit's electromagnetic characteristics, operating conditions, existing damage, or intended serviceability.
• Prepare all reusable parts for rewinding and inspect renewed parts for hidden, structural damage or unusual conditions.
• Test rewound electromechanical equipment according to EASA Standards and document test results.
• Operate and perform VPI (Vacuum Pressure Impregnation) as required.
• Exercise initiative, judgment, and decision-making related to routine duties within company standards.
• Work overtime as needed to meet customer demands.
• Collaborate with other team members to achieve common goals and improve processes.

• Prior practice in winding fields, armatures, and synchronous rotor poles.
• Ability to perform basic math functions, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, and understand fractions.
• Ability to read, write, and comprehend simple to moderately complex written and verbal instructions.
• Understanding of, and ability to perform, various job-related training, operational, and safety procedures.
• Ability to operate machinery and hoists safely and effectively.
• Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
• Ability to lead with integrity and prioritize safety.

• Knowledge of safety protocols and regulations in the industry.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Experience in a fast-paced environment where adaptability is key.
• Basic computer skills for data entry and communication.

• Opportunities for growth and professional development within a rapidly expanding company.
• A dynamic work environment that values teamwork, integrity, and customer satisfaction.
• Access to the latest technologies and equipment in the electromechanical field.
• Comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance and retirement plans.
• Paid time off and holidays to ensure a healthy work-life balance.
• Opportunities for overtime to increase earnings.
• A culture that prioritizes safety, ethics, and continuous learning.

• Ensure your resume and cover letter are tailored to highlight your electromechanical experience, especially in rewinding and repairing equipment. Be specific about your experience with AC and DC electric motors.
• Prepare to discuss your problem-solving approach and how you handle complex electrical malfunctions. Review the company's values and be ready to give examples of how you lead with integrity and prioritize safety.
• Familiarize yourself with EASA Standards and be prepared to ask informed questions about the testing and documentation processes.
• Highlight any experience with safety protocols and regulations, as these are crucial in the electromechanical industry.
• Be prepared to discuss your experience working in a team environment and how you contribute to achieving common goals.
• Consider creating a portfolio or examples of your work to demonstrate your rewinding and repair capabilities.
• During salary negotiations, emphasize your unique skills and experience, and be open to discussing benefits beyond salary, such as opportunities for growth and professional development.