Motor Winder

1. Diagnosing Motor Issues**: Assessing electric motors to identify faults or malfunctions by conducting visual inspections and using testing equipment like multimeters and insulation testers.

2. Disassembly and Assembly**: Disassembling electric motors to access components such as coils, bearings, windings, and brushes for repair or replacement. Reassembling motors after repairs are completed.

3. Winding Coils**: Rewinding or replacing coils in electric motors. This involves winding new coils around the motor's stator or rotor, ensuring proper wire gauge and insulation to meet motor specifications.

4. **Insulation Testing**: Performing insulation resistance tests to ensure the integrity of winding insulation and prevent electrical faults or short circuits.

5. Bearing Replacement**: Removing and replacing worn or damaged bearings to ensure smooth motor operation and prevent mechanical failures.

6. Balancing Rotors**: Balancing motor rotors to minimize vibration and ensure smooth operation, often using precision balancing equipment.

7. Testing and Quality Assurance**: Conducting performance tests on repaired motors to ensure they meet specified performance criteria. This includes running motors at various speeds and loads to verify functionality.

8. Documentation and Reporting**: Maintaining detailed records of motor repairs, including work performed, parts replaced, and test results. Providing written reports on the condition of motors and recommendations for further action.

9. Safety Compliance**: Adhering to safety protocols and guidelines when working with electrical equipment to prevent accidents or injuries. This includes proper use of personal protective equipment and following lockout/tagout procedures.

10. Customer Interaction**: Communicating with customers to understand their motor repair needs, providing estimates for repair costs and timelines, and offering recommendations for motor maintenance and optimization.

11. Continuous Learning**: Staying updated on advancements in motor technology, repair techniques, and safety regulations through training programs, workshops, and industry publications.

12. **Workplace Organization**: Maintaining a clean and organized work area, including tools, equipment, and parts inventory, to facilitate efficient motor repair processes.

These duties and responsibilities may vary depending on the specific employer, industry, and type of electric motors being serviced. However, they provide a general overview of the tasks typically performed by a motor winder in their role.

Pay: AED2,500.00 - AED6,000.00 per month