Repair Specialist

The motor shop is seeking a well‑rounded motor professional with a blend of technical motor knowledge and administrative/reporting experience to help build and support a more efficient motor data reporting program
. This role is not hands‑on repair
, but requires enough technical depth to interpret motor data, write accurate motor reports, and interface effectively with customers and internal technicians
.

The ideal candidate has experience in a smaller or “mom‑and‑pop” motor repair shop
, where they wore multiple hats—supporting repairs, working with customers, and producing documentation or reports.

• Develop, maintain, and improve motor data reporting processes
• Interpret motor test data and repair information provided by technicians
• Create clear, technically accurate motor reports for customers and internal use
• Identify gaps or inconsistencies in data and ask the right technical follow‑up questions
• Serve as a technical liaison between shop technicians and customers
• Support documentation, recordkeeping, and administrative workflows related to motor jobs
• Contribute to improving consistency, quality, and efficiency of motor reporting

• Experience working in a motor repair shop environment (strongly preferred)
• Exposure to large industrial motors
  , up to approximately 7,000 HP
• Background in a smaller or independent motor shop (examples you mentioned fit well):
• Berford
• IPS (Ohio)
• EMC
• Southern Rewind
• Prior experience that included:
• Some hands‑on motor repair exposure earlier in career
• Customer interaction and support
• Documentation, reporting, or job close‑out paperwork

• Strong foundational understanding of:
• Test results and performance data
• Common failure modes and repair outcomes
• Ability to interpret data provided by others (not generate test data)
• Enough technical confidence to challenge unclear information and request clarification when needed
• Comfortable translating technical details into customer‑friendly written reports