Hydraulic Assembler

Purpose

A Hydraulic Assembler is responsible for building, testing, and inspecting hydraulic systems and components such as pumps, valves, hoses, and cylinders. Success in this role requires a combination of technical, mechanical, and safety-related skills to ensure systems are assembled correctly, operate reliably, and meet required quality standards.

• Hydraulic Assembly – Ability to assemble hydraulic systems, including bending and fitting hard lines, and following blueprints and bills of materials.
• Hydraulic Pumps – Experience assembling pumps using technical drawings
• Hydraulic Hoses – Skills in connecting hoses and electrical harnesses, running, making, cleaning, and protecting hoses.
• Hydraulic Cylinders – Installing and troubleshooting cylinders, bushings, pipes, and hoses on booms and sticks.
• Blueprint & Schematic Reading – Interpreting technical drawings, schematics, and assembly instructions to ensure correct fit and function.
• Hand Tools – Using screwdrivers, wrenches, and other manual tools during assembly.
• Power Tools – Operating torque wrenches, pneumatic air tools, calibrators, and measuring tapes.
• Measuring Equipment – Ability to use/read precision measuring equipment
• Mechanical Aptitude – Understanding mechanical systems and fluid dynamics
• Attention to Detail – Ensuring quality control and correct installation
• Safety Protocols – Follow procedures, operate tools and equipment safely, and maintain hazard-free work area
• Troubleshooting – Identifying and resolving assembly issues
• Teamwork & Communication – Collaborating with engineers and other technicians and reporting issues effectively
• Problem-Solving – Adapting to challenges and learning new technologies
• Time Management – Meeting deadlines while maintaining quality Aggressive Hydraulics.

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Prior experience in mechanical assembly or manufacturing is preferred.
• Machine shop experience is a plus