What You’ll Do

• Identify components to be repaired by manufacture and part number and ensure model number is correct.
• Inspect parts and various components. Determine if parts are re-workable. List all parts needed for repair that need to be ordered for component in Trend.
• Identify the reason for failure and record findings in Trend using the notes field.
• Pull necessary parts for repair and verify that new parts are the same as the old parts and will interchange, clean all dirt from component, clean all gasket surfaces and O-ring surfaces and prepare component for assembly.
• Assemble units according to manufacturer specifications.
• Test repaired unit using manufacturer test specifications. If at any time component does not meet the specification consult your shop foremen.
• Make necessary adjustments to repaired unit.
• Maintain a clean shop by sweeping, mopping, organizing and other general duties necessary to keep shop clean.
• Maintain a safe shop environment by maintaining an organized workstation and inspecting the following equipment before use; fork lift, grinders, overhead hoist, test stand, test stand hose and fittings and wire wheels. Employee should report any safety concerns to the shop foreman.
• Participate in continuous improvement through training and associate development. Work efficiently with a team, set a positive example for new technicians, and guide them through repairs and training.
• Additional responsibilities may include shipping and receiving, stocking goods, pulling parts and inventory control. Associate may also be required to operate a forklift. 

Why You’ll Love Working for Us

• Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
• Short- & long-term disability
• 401(k) with company match
• PTO and paid holidays
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Employee Assistance Plan 

What We Need from You

• 2-year fluid power associate degree and certification desired, but not required
• 3-5 years fluid power experience preferred, but not required.