Enable job alerts via email!
Boost your interview chances
Create a job specific, tailored resume for higher success rate.
An established industry player is seeking a Precision Assembler to join their innovative team focused on electric motor development. This exciting role involves hands-on assembly of prototype brushless motors, requiring a keen eye for detail and manual dexterity. You'll be responsible for winding motor stators and ensuring high-quality production standards. With a supportive environment that offers full on-the-job training and opportunities for further development, this position promises high job satisfaction and a chance to grow your skills in a dynamic field. Join a forward-thinking company that values precision and craftsmanship in motor technology.
PMW Dynamics designs and manufactures servo motors in many different configurations. Our designs vary from pancake, printed armature, axial flux brushed motors to advanced, bespoke, brushless motor solutions. All motor designs are originated on-site by our expert motor development specialists.
We now seek to expand our production team with a new role responsible for the manufacture of prototype and low batch quantity production brushless motors.
The role will involve all aspects of motor assembly including bonding high power, rare-earth magnets to rotor assemblies, insulation and hand/machine winding and lacing stator assemblies, and post-assembly potting and/or impregnation.
Winding a motor stator involves winding copper wire around motor “teeth” in a precise pattern, paying particular attention to the number of turns per tooth and the layering of the turns to achieve maximum fill. Once wound and terminated, the coils are secured in place with manual lacing.
Ideally, you will have experience in motor hand winding, but if not, you are likely to come from a wiring loom manufacturing or chassis prototype wiring background, which provides highly transferable skills to undertake motor winding.
Key requirements include:
Stator winding can vary from a few hours to many days depending upon the size and complexity of the motor, meaning that careful and accurate recording of the winding progress, especially when spread over multiple days, is essential.
PMW offers full on-the-job training to support skills development.
At a glance: