Coil Winder - 2nd Shift - Industrial Equipment and Automation Division

Essential Functions

• Set up and operate winders and perform assembly work as required
• Wind all coils, prep, robotic welding, dip/bake, and assembly as needed
• Cross-train and rotate regularly on welding, winding, and prepping within the department
• Work in other areas of the Industrial Equipment Division when necessary
• Order material and schedule orders
• Handle all aspects of machine operation
• Prioritize workload based on customer needs
• Transport products between assembly areas using hand carts and pallet jacks
• Adhere to company policies and rules regarding quality and safety
• Cross-train and work in all Magnetics assembly areas
• Maintain cleanliness and organization in assigned area
• Ensure compliance with ISO quality standards

Qualifications

• Ability to read and understand schematics and assembly instructions
• Proficiency in basic computer use and comprehension of company policies, safety directives, and work instructions
• Basic mathematical skills including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals, and fractions
• Familiarity with basic computer operations, including entering production numbers into databases or Excel spreadsheets
• Capacity to stand for extended periods (up to 12 hours) and lift objects weighing up to 50 lbs continuously
• Capability to handle wire spools weighing between 80-160 lbs
• Flexibility to work varying schedules up to 57 hours per week, Monday through Saturday
• Ability to interpret bill of materials, process routings, layout drawings, and magnetics manufacturing diagrams
• Aptitude to memorize sequential steps of repetitive processes
• Proficiency in using computers, small hand and pneumatic tools, scales, calculators, and rulers

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience operating crimping equipment
• Experience operating robotic welding
• Experience with dip/bake
• Familiarity with operating winders
• Background in mechanics or machine operation

Physical Demands

• Continuous use of fine finger dexterity, neck flexion, and reaching
• Frequent use of both hands to handle cores, wire, tools, and components
• Frequent lifting, pushing, or pulling of 11-25 lbs, and occasional lifting, pushing, or pulling of 26-50 lbs
• Occasional bending at knees and waist
• Close vision, midrange vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and balance are necessary
• Constant sitting/standing/alternating