Generator and Electric Motor Repair Technician

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Industry & Occupation

Engineering & Manufacturing

Classification

Summary

This occupation involves inspecting and diagnosing generators and electric motors, disassembling, repairing, assembling, testing, and maintaining them to restore equipment performance and extend lifespan.

Description

Generator and electric motor repair technicians handle the inspection, maintenance, and repair of generators and various motors used in power plants, factories, and industrial plants. In fault diagnosis, they perform insulation resistance measurements and vibration measurements, restoring performance through rewinding, bearing replacement, and dynamic balance adjustment. After repairs, they conduct performance tests and trial runs to verify quality. Handling high-voltage equipment requires strict adherence to safety regulations, and preventive maintenance through regular inspections is also a key responsibility.

Future Outlook

Stable job demand is expected due to manufacturing automation and growing demand for motors in electric vehicles, and acquiring IoT-based predictive maintenance skills will enhance market value.

Personality Traits

Cautious / Curious or inquisitive / Patient / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Business trips / Factory work / Plant maintenance / Shift work

Career Path

Junior Technician → Repair Technician → Team Leader → Maintenance Engineer → Maintenance Department Manager

Required Skills

Bearing Replacement / Dynamic Balance Adjustment / Insulation Resistance Measurement / Safety Management / Vibration Measurement / Winding Repair

Recommended Skills

Circuit Diagram Reading / High-Voltage Equipment Handling / IoT Predictive Maintenance Technology / PLC Maintenance / Reading English Technical Documents

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking To logically infer the cause of failure and derive appropriate repair procedures.
Attention to Detail & Accuracy High precision is required for assembling fine parts and windings.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Physical strength is needed for carrying heavy parts and disassembly/assembly.
Problem Solving Quick responses are required in complex failure situations.
Stress Tolerance Quick response is required when production lines make emergency stops.

Related Qualifications

  • First-Class Electrician
  • Machine Maintenance Technician
  • Second-Class Electrician

Aliases

  • Electric Motor Maintenance Worker
  • Generator Maintenance Worker
  • Motor Repair Technician

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