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The Generator Winder is responsible for inspecting, repairing, and maintaining electrical and mechanical components of generator stator and rotor windings. They must also perform tooling setups, adhere to safety protocols, and document work progress and measurements.
Key Responsibilities
• Works with various mechanical and electrical tooling, may operate powered equipment such as stationary belt or disc sanders
• Assists in taking and recording various needed measurements of stator or field
• Assists in performing fiberglass tapping
• Works under the direction of the Winding work-leader
• Complete daily point of work risk assessments and Safety Observations
• Records and reports daily time
• Aggressively maintains a safe working environment to include good housekeeping practices of assigned work area and comply with all applicable environmental, health and safety policies
• Perform tooling and parts set-up as directed
• Performs Lock Out Tag Out duties in accordance with site procedures
• Perform other duties as requested by Working Leaders, as well as all reasonable requests from the Field Core GS.
Required Qualifications
Desired Characteristics
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
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