DC Motor Technician I

Flanders Springboard; Lakeland (FL); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

FLANDERS Lakeland, FL is seeking a DC Motor Technician I to join the team. The role involves disassembly, inspection, cleaning, repair, testing, and reassembly of basic electromechanical motors and equipment at our Lakeland facility.

Responsibilities include reading work scopes, properly marking parts, documenting test results, and ensuring ISO standards are met. Candidates should have a high school diploma and 2 years of hands-on mechanical or electrical experience.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Two years hands-on mechanical or electrical experience preferred.
• Ability to read, write and understand simple instructions.
• Capable of basic math and tolerances relevant to repair work.

Responsibilities

• Read work scope to determine job status and required permissions.
• Disassemble basic electromechanical equipment and identify parts.
• Assemble basic motors and equipment including bearings.
• Test and retest electromechanical equipment for proper output.
• Maintain paperwork and ISO-compliant documentation throughout repair.
• Observe safety procedures and maintain a clean working environment.

Skills

Manual dexterity

Attention to detail

Reading schematics

Safety compliance

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Megger

DC Hypot

Surge Tester

Ohm/Volt meters

Job description

FLANDERS is a world leader in renewing machines for heavy industry, specializing in the largest and most intricate applications. Our expertise encompasses distributing, servicing, repairing, designing, and manufacturing electric rotating machines. Additionally, we take pride in offering cutting‑edge AI‑powered condition‑based monitoring, customized controls, seamless systems integration, and advanced automation solutions.

The Lakeland, FL location is looking to add a DC Motor Technician I to the team. The DC Motor Technician I is responsible for disassembly, inspecting, cleaning, repairing, testing, and/or reassembling basic electromechanical motors and equipment.

Preparation

• Read work scope to determine job status, work authorizations/limitations, description of problems, and/or expected serviceability
• Disassemble basic and routine electromechanical equipment noting parts identification, configuration, and condition.
• Properly mark parts, take photos, and thoroughly complete paperwork to ensure accurate job completion that meet company and ISO standards.
• Assemble basic and routine motors and equipment including ball and roller bearings.
• Pre-test electrical, mechanical, and ensure proper lubrication is set on test plate.

Testing - Learning to perform.

• Perform basic test of electromechanical equipment and document accordingly. Troubleshoot known or suspected problems.
• Operate Megger, DC Hypot, Surge Tester, AC Hypot Volt-Ohm Meter, Amp Meters, and Feeler Gauges as needed on jobs.
• Under supervision connect leads and test run on proper voltage.
• Be aware of any abnormalities in test run (head, rubbing, noise, etc.).
• Retest reassembled electromechanical equipment for proper output and operation.
• Read and draw diagrams of motors and parts.

Clean & Inspect - Learning to perform.

• Clean electromechanical equipment assemblies as needed using various methods and steps including but not limited to parts washers/steamers, caustic tanks, and glass beaders.
• Thoroughly inspect parts for wear and damage and record any worn or damaged parts.

Parts Flow Process

• Measure for and note proper replacement parts.
• Requisition needed items as approved by foreman.
• Store parts accurately according to job status or work scope after the dismantling process. Ensure ISO standards are met for storage.
• Repair or replace defective mechanical or electromechanical parts including but not limited to bearings, brushes, brush holders, motor leads, gears, seals, impellers, mechanical switches, brakes, clutches, clutch rotors, tachs, fans, and end shields.
• Perform basic and routine repairs per instructions for each specific job which are provided daily by Foreman.
• Under supervision, lift, tighten, adjust, and/or secure heavy objects in order to perform work duties.
• Maintain thorough paperwork throughout entire repair process including all test sheets from receiving unit description to Quality Control Checklist. Record accurately and on a timely basis.

Other

• Observe all safety procedures and use proper safety equipment including but not limited to eye, ear, and hand protection.
• Maintain a clean, neat, and safe work environment at all times.
• Operate and maintain equipment in a safe manner at all times.
• Assist other mechanics or other employees in skilled or non-skilled duties as requested.
• Promote strong company image and maintain positive working relationships at all times including professional behavior with customers (very limited) and department co-workers (daily basis).
• Provide outstanding customer service at all times.
• Perform work according to established company policies and procedures.
• Perform other duties as requested.

Requirements

Education

• High school diploma or equivalent.

Experience

• Two years hands‑on experience with mechanical or electrical equipment or two years of education in a trade school or technical school preferred.

Other

• Ability to perform basic math functions including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division including understanding fractions and percentages.
• Ability to read, write, and comprehend simple written and verbal instructions.
• Ability to understand, perform, and retain various job related training, operational, and safety procedures.
• Ability to exercise initiative, judgment, and decision making related to routine duties within set company standards
• Ability to operate overhead cranes, fork lift trucks, and other equipment.
• Ability to operate various hand tools and dill press.
• Although seldom, ability to work in confined spaces.