Eaton

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Eaton is dedicated to improving people's lives and the environment with power management technologies that are more reliable, efficient, safe and sustainable. When you join Eaton, not only will you enjoy competitive benefits and professional growth opportunities, you'll become part of a diverse organization that's tackling some of the toughest power management challenges on the planet.

By capitalizing on the global growth trends of electrification and digitalization, we’re accelerating the planet’s transition to renewable energy. Come discover the opportunities waiting for you and the possibilities inside of you.

Locates and moves tanks, parts, and covers to assembly area.
Assembles bushings and current transformers to cover or tank as specified.
Mounts core and coil in tank and bolts in place. Clamps cover in place and makes all electrical
connections to bushings. Mounts tap changer, switches, current transformers, and vacuum fault
interrupters. Mechanically verifies the operation of all switches.
Locates and assembles all accessories, such as oil level gauges, thermometer, pressure-
vacuum gauge, pressure relief device, etc. to the tank as specified.
Checks all lead clearances inside unit and assembles needed spacers and or insulating barriers
as required.
Performs resistance testing on small pad-mounted transformers.
VFI, Load break switches.
Build CT’s, PT’s and fuse racks.
Read blueprints and schematics.

Follow standard work and 5S, perform a visual inspection of the previous operation, and construct and
test all types of tap changers using our standard work.
Build the product per work instructions and quality standards that are required in the assembly with use of
calibrated tooling (pneumatic tools, power tools, hand tools, etc.).
Build and fulfill requirements needed; work closely with engineering, quality, and shipping department to
ensure product is completed and shipped on time.
Conduct ratio testing on the unit and troubleshoot any potential problems found in order to complete ratio
test.
Move units by use of overhead cranes and power industrial vehicles.
Repair units and components that have failed test, are defective, or require other needed changes.
Participate in teardown, repair and modification of customer supplied equipment as directed by
engineering or quality departments.
Troubleshoot as needed throughout the process.
Cross train in various stations within the Regulators or Transformers department.
Complete other duties as assigned.

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