Coil Winder / Rewind Technician - Aerospace (Training Provided)

Job Description

Job Description

Coil Winder / Rewind Technician – Aerospace Motors & Generators (Training Provided)

Aircraft Electric Motors repairs and rebuilds electric motors and generator components for military aircraft, commercial airlines, and business jets. We've been in business since 1972. Hand coil winding is a skilled trade that few people know how to do, and we're hiring at every level: trainees with no experience, and experienced winders ready to work on their own.

What You'll Do

• Hand-wind copper wire coils into motor and generator stators and armatures
• Take apart, clean, and prepare parts for rewind
• Install insulation and connect leads using winding diagrams
• Support varnish and cure processes
• Test finished parts for resistance, continuity, and hi-pot
• Follow work orders exactly and record your work, because every part is FAA-tracked

No Experience? We'll Train You.
You're a fit if you're good with your hands, patient with detailed work, and follow instructions exactly. A background in electrical work, automotive, HVAC, electronics assembly, manufacturing, or military technical training helps, but it isn't required. Training is paid and done on the job.

Experienced Winders
If you have 2+ years of motor, generator, armature, or coil winding experience, you'll start at a higher level with pay to match. Industrial motor shop experience counts, and we'll teach you aerospace. Part 145 or aerospace rewind experience is a strong plus.

Why Work Here

• A clear path from Trainee to Technician to Lead, based on skill rather than time served
• Steady work backed by long-term defense and airline programs
• FAA- and EASA-traceable experience that's valued across the aviation industry
• An established company with 50+ years in business, 175 employees, and a 60,000 sq ft facility

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED
• Able to do fine hand work at a bench for extended periods
• Reliable attendance

Aircraft Electric Motors has been repairing, overhauling, and manufacturing aerospace electrical components since 1972. From our 60,000 sq ft Miami Lakes facility, we serve military, commercial, corporate, and rotorcraft customers worldwide, and provide manufacturing services to a number of Fortune 500 companies. We hold FAA, EASA, and UK CAA Part 145 approvals, AS9100D certification, and NADCAP accreditation. Our work covers rotors, armatures, stators, exciters, fields, coils, and solenoids for AC and DC aerospace generators and motors.

Company Description

Aircraft Electric Motors has been repairing, overhauling, and manufacturing aerospace electrical components since 1972. From our 60,000 sq ft Miami Lakes facility, we serve military, commercial, corporate, and rotorcraft customers worldwide, and provide manufacturing services to a number of Fortune 500 companies. We hold FAA, EASA, and UK CAA Part 145 approvals, AS9100D certification, and NADCAP accreditation. Our work covers rotors, armatures, stators, exciters, fields, coils, and solenoids for AC and DC aerospace generators and motors.