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Outage crews on site before the schedule slips

Supervisors, generator specialists and A, B and C winders — plus generator electrical testing and thermography. Tell us the scope and we will tell you who we can put on your floor.

  • Field-based craft, not a résumé database
  • All OEM equipment variants
  • Outage & shop support, day or night
  • Mobilized to your site

Outages, motor shops and field work. Supervisors, generator specialists and A, B and C winders — plus generator electrical testing, troubleshooting and thermography, off the same phone call.

What ENP Energy is

A field crew you can call,
not a résumé database

24/7Callout for an outage that is already running
A–CWinder classifications staffed, plus supervisors
OEMCrews who have worked across the equipment variants
1 callCrew, testing and thermography off one number

Most staffing firms send you people. We send you craft who have stood in front of an open machine — and we can test it when they are done.

Classifications

The craft we staff

Supervisor down to C winder. Tell us the mix, or describe the machine and let us work the mix out with you.

Supervisoroutage-lead
Runs the crew on your floor. Takes the scope from your outage manager, sets the sequence, keeps the paperwork straight and hands back a unit that is ready to test.
Generator specialiststator & rotor
The person you want stood in front of an open machine when something does not look right. Stator and rotor work, end windings, connection rings, collector and brush gear.
A winderlead craft
Full stator and rotor rewinds, coil manufacture and fitting, form-wound coil installation, brazing and connection work, insulation systems. Leads a bay or a face.
B winderskilled craft
Coil pulling and installation, splicing, wedging and re-wedging, taping and consolidation, end-winding blocking and tying. Works to an A winder or a supervisor.
C windersupport craft
Strip-out, cleaning, slot preparation, blocking, laced ties, material handling and the hundred things a rewind needs done properly if the schedule is going to hold.
How it goes

Three steps, and none of them
are a discovery call

1

Tell us the scope

The unit, the dates, the classifications you are short and where it is. A phone call does it. If you would rather write it down, the form takes two minutes.

2

We come back with people

Not a stack of résumés — the names we can actually put on your floor for those dates, what they have worked on, and what it costs.

3

They show up and work

Craft who have been in front of an open machine before. Your supervisor or ours, your call. Testing and thermography on the same ticket if you want it.

Why people call us back

What you actually get

Craft that has done the work

The people we send have pulled coils, spliced, wedged and taped on real machines. That is the only test that matters when your unit is open.

One call covers three things

Crew, generator electrical testing and thermography. You are not chasing three vendors and three schedules to get one unit back.

We move for outages

An outage that is already running is the normal reason people call us, not the exception. Ring the number and say the dates.

Straight answers on availability

If we cannot cover a classification for your window we will tell you that on the call. A maybe that turns into a no in week three costs you more than a no today.

Questions

Before you call

What is the difference between an A, a B and a C winder?
Broadly: an A winder is lead craft and can run a face — full rewinds, coil manufacture and fitting, brazing and connections. A B winder is skilled craft doing coil installation, splicing, wedging and taping to an A winder or supervisor. A C winder is support craft — strip-out, slot prep, blocking, ties and material handling. Most outages need a mix, and getting that mix wrong is what makes a schedule slip. If you are not sure what you need, call 480-306-3321 and describe the machine.
Can you support an outage that has already started?
Yes — that is the usual call. Tell us the unit, the dates and the classifications you are short, and we will tell you honestly who we can move and when they can be on your floor.
Do you work in motor shops as well as on site?
Both. Field-based crews for plant outages and field jobs, and craft into motor and generator shops when the shop’s own bench is under water.
Do you do the testing as well, or only supply people?
Both. We supply craft, and we do generator electrical testing and troubleshooting and thermographic surveys. Plenty of customers use one and not the other; plenty use all three on the same unit because it is one mobilization instead of three.
What do you need from me to quote?
The unit and rating, what is planned or what has failed, the dates, the classifications and headcount you are short, and the site. That is enough for a real answer. Anything missing we will ask about on the call.
How do I get on your list as a winder?
Send your background through the craft page — classifications you hold, the machines you have worked on, and where you will travel. It goes to a person, not an applicant-tracking robot.
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Tell us what you are short

Two minutes. Or skip it entirely and call 480-306-3321 — that is faster and it is the same people.

No obligation. We will not put you on a mailing list.