Applied Fluid Power

Overview

The Mechanic position involves assembling power units and sub-assemblies from various materials and processes. The role requires proficiency in operating tools, reading schematics, and adhering to safety regulations, while working in a mostly indoor, non-climate-controlled environment.

Responsibilities

• Operate various tools such as saws, benders, and drill press.
• Use overhead crane, hoist or forklifts to assemble components.
• Drill and tape holes to common industry standards.
• Read and follow drawings, prints and component installation instructions.
• Run and terminate simple electrical wiring per drawings or schematics.
• Fabricate small brackets and assemblies requiring minimal welding.
• Rout and install hydraulic hose, tubing and fittings from schematics.
• Assemble hydraulic components such as pumps, valves, filters and heat exchangers.
• Comply with company policies and procedures, paying special attention to safety regulations.
• Maintain a neat and clean work area.
• Be responsible for the quality of parts produced.
• Complete tasks in a timely fashion.

Requirements

• High School Graduate or Vocational School.
• Three years related experience.
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
• Ability to pay attention to details.
• Accept responsibility for actions.
• Ability to properly convey ideas or concepts.
• Accept constructive criticism without becoming defensive.
• AWSD1.1 Certified using Hydraulics’ Welder qualifications as a minimum requirement.

Benefits

Additional Information

• Physical demands include standing, walking, and handling various weights.
• Work environment is mostly indoor and not climate controlled.