SWA is in search of a Dropper Loop / Phase Connection Technician familiar with Alston rotating power equipment for an upcoming project

Project Details:
Location: Sutherland, NE
Duration: 9/2 - 10/15
Resume required with relatable skills
*Hotel, airfare, and rental car provided*

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
�Perform installation, removal, repair, and replacement of generator phase droppers and dropper loops.
�Assist with disassembly and reassembly of generator stator winding and terminal connection components.
�Inspect phase droppers, flexible connections, main leads, brazed joints, insulation systems, and associated hardware for signs of deterioration, overheating, cracking, vibration damage, or mechanical wear.
�Fabricate, form, position, and fit copper conductors and flexible connections according to drawings, measurements, templates, and OEM requirements.
�Prepare copper surfaces and electrical connections for brazing, soldering, welding, or other approved joining processes.
�Perform or assist with brazing and connection of generator winding components when qualified and authorized.
�Apply, repair, and finish electrical insulation systems using approved insulating tapes, resins, epoxies, sleeving, blocking, and related materials.
�Properly support, brace, block, and secure dropper loops and phase connections to minimize vibration and mechanical stress.
�Verify proper clearances, spacing, routing, orientation, and alignment of generator winding and terminal components.
�Read and interpret electrical drawings, winding diagrams, connection diagrams, blueprints, technical procedures, and OEM specifications.
�Take accurate measurements and document conductor locations and configurations before disassembly.
�Assist with electrical testing and inspection activities associated with stator windings and generator connections.
�Identify damaged or questionable winding components and report findings to supervisors, engineers, or quality personnel.
�Use hand tools, power tools, measuring instruments, heating equipment, brazing equipment, and specialized generator-winding tools.
�Maintain clean and organized work areas and protect generator components from contamination or physical damage.
�Follow established quality-control requirements and document completed work when required.
�Participate in generator outages, rewinds, major inspections, repairs, and field-service projects.
�Work cooperatively with winders, technicians, engineers, supervisors, millwrights, electricians, and other craft personnel.
�Follow all customer-site, company, OSHA, electrical, confined-space, fall-protection, and lockout/tagout safety requirements.