About the Opportunity

Skilled Electric Motor Winders are in high demand in Australia. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced professional to build a long-term career with a well-established industrial electrical business in the Hunter region of New South Wales. Our client specialises in the workshop-based repair, assembly, testing, and overhaul of electrical rotating equipment, serving a broad range of industries.

The successful candidate will work with random-wound AC and DC motors ranging from 0.75 kW (1 HP) up to 1,000 HP, along with alternators and other rotating electrical equipment. The role reports directly to the Workshop Manager and offers the opportunity to manage an individual workload independently after training.

Key Responsibilities

Motor Winding and Rewinding

- Rewind low-voltage AC motors and DC motors.
- Carry out winding and repair work on alternators.
- Strip existing windings and accurately record winding data.
- Determine rewind specifications based on recorded winding data.
- Complete winding repairs according to technical specifications and quality standards.

Motor Repair and Diagnostics

- Disassemble and reassemble electric motors and rotating equipment.
- Diagnose faults and assess the condition of AC and DC motors.
- Perform static electrical testing and identify winding faults.
- Repair or replace damaged components as required.
- Complete final assembly and testing before equipment is returned to service.

Testing and Documentation

- Operate workshop testing equipment safely and accurately.
- Record test results, winding specifications, and repair details.
- Prepare service reports and maintain accurate technical documentation.
- Ensure completed work meets the required quality and performance standards.

Workshop Safety and Operations

- Maintain a clean, organised, and protected workshop environment.
- Follow workplace health and safety procedures.




- Manage assigned tasks efficiently and work independently once trained.
- Collaborate with the Workshop Manager and other team members.

Requirements

Key Requirements

- Hands-on experience in electric motor winding and rewinding, particularly AC and/or DC motors.
- Practical experience in electrical fitting, motor repair, or rotating electrical equipment.
- Ability to strip motor windings and accurately record and interpret winding data.
- Understanding of motor rewinding specifications and repair procedures.
- Experience in fault-finding, diagnostics, and static electrical testing.
- Ability to work accurately to technical specifications and precise tolerances.
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
- High attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision after training.
- Good written and spoken English communication skills.
- Strong commitment to workplace health and safety.

Qualifications and Experience

- Certificate III or higher in Electrical Engineering, Electrotechnology, Electrical Fitting, Motor Winding/Rewinding, or a related discipline.
- International qualifications in relevant fields will be considered.
- Candidates whose qualifications are not directly recognised in Australia may be considered with substantial practical experience, preferably 5+ years in motor winding or rewinding.
- Demonstrated experience working with AC motors, DC motors, alternators, and rotating electrical equipment.
- A current driver's licence is preferred.

Benefits

- Competitive remuneration based on experience.
- Stable, long-term, full-time employment.
- Subclass 482 visa sponsorship for suitable and eligible candidates.
- Initial relocation support, subject to employer arrangements.
- Modern, well-equipped workshop facilities.
- Training on workshop testing equipment.
- Ongoing training and professional development.
- Supportive team culture focused on safety and quality.
- Opportunity to manage your own workload after training.

📌 Electric Motor Winder – Electrical Engineering Technician (South Australia)
🏢 2Coms
📍 South Australia