Large Transformer Winder

NWL, Inc; United States; On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

NWL, an AMSC company, is seeking a Transformer Winder for our second-shift Large Transformers team. In this hands-on role, you will build complex coils from drawings and specifications, prepare components, and help produce quality transformer assemblies.

This position fits someone with a mechanical background who enjoys precise work and takes pride in craftsmanship. You will wind coils, read drawings, prepare leads and shields, check dimensions, and collaborate with supervision and engineering.

Qualifications

• Mechanical background with coil winding or transformer manufacturing experience preferred.
• Ability to read assembly drawings and follow procedures.
• Experience with brazing and soldering equipment.
• Strong attention to detail and dependable teamwork and attendance.
• Ability to read basic math, use a tape measure, and follow work instructions.

Responsibilities

• Wind complex coils using wire, sheet material, or tubing with multiple conductors.
• Read drawings and determine winding sequence, dimensions, materials, and placement.
• Prepare and fabricate leads, shields, ducts, and related components using shop tools.
• Check turn counts, dimensions, conductor placement, and insulation during winding.
• Use brazing and soldering equipment as required and move materials safely.
• Maintain production records and a clean, safe work area and collaborate with supervision/engineering.

Skills

Mechanical background

Read drawings

Basic math

Clear communication

Teamwork

Attention to detail

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Tape measure

Brazing equipment

Soldering equipment

Job description

Second Shift | Large Transformers | NWL, an AMSC companyScheduleMonday–Thursday: 3:30 p.m.–12:00 a.m. (midnight)Friday: 2:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.NWL, an AMSC company, is seeking a Transformer Winder for our second-shift Large Transformers team. In this hands-on role, you will build complex coils from drawings and specifications, prepare components, and help produce quality transformer assemblies. This position is a good fit for someone with a mechanical background who enjoys precise work and takes pride in craftsmanship.What You Will DoWind complex coils using wire, sheet material, or tubing, including multiple conductors of varying sizes.Read drawings and work instructions to determine winding sequence, dimensions, materials, and component placement.Prepare and fabricate leads, shields, ducts, and related components using shop equipment and hand and power tools.Check turn counts, dimensions, conductor placement, and insulation throughout the winding process.Use brazing and soldering equipment as required and safely move materials with pallet jacks and lift tables.Work with supervision and engineering to resolve drawing, material, equipment, or quality questions.Maintain production records, a clean work area, and safe work practices; perform related duties as assigned.What You BringA mechanical background and experience using hand and power tools; coil winding or transformer manufacturing experience is preferred.Experience with brazing and soldering equipment.Ability to read assembly drawings, follow procedures, perform basic math, and accurately use a tape measure.Strong attention to detail, clear communication, and a dependable approach to teamwork and attendance.Availability to work the second-shift schedule listed above.Work EnvironmentThis role works in a manufacturing environment and involves standing for extended periods and using hands to position conductors, insulation, and components. Candidates must be able to perform the essential functions of the role with or without reasonable accommodation.Equal Opportunity Employer — Disability/Veteran