Hydraulic Engineer

Jrdbipel; Aldridge; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 27,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company Pension

40-hour week

Job summary

Jrdbipel in the United Kingdom is seeking a skilled hydraulic engineer to build hydraulic power packs, bend hydraulic pipes, and reseal cylinders and valves for hydraulic presses. The role requires reading hydraulic schematics and mechanical drawings, and experience in building machinery.

You will work on-site, including on customer sites, with wages of £16.83–£19.71 per hour and a company pension. The position offers 40 hours per week over 4 or 5 days.

Qualifications

• Skilled in mechanical and hydraulic principles.
• Proven experience in building machinery.
• Able to read hydraulic schematics and mechanical drawings.
• Experience building hydraulic power packs including pipe bending.
• Experience resealing valves, cylinders and intensifiers.
• Willingness to adapt new working skills.
• Some work on customers' sites.

Responsibilities

• Build hydraulic power packs and bend hydraulic pipes.
• Reseed valves, cylinders and intensifiers.
• Read hydraulic schematics and mechanical drawings.
• Occasionally work on customers' sites.

Skills

Mechanical and Hydraulic Principles

Machinery building experience

Read hydraulics drawings

Flexibility and adaptability

Customer site experience

Job description

We are actively looking to start highly skilled hydraulic engineer who has good experience on building hydraulic power packs, bending hydraulic pipes and resealing cylinders and valves for our hydraulic presses.

Candidate Requirements

• Skilled in Mechanical and Hydraulic Principles.
• Proven experience in the building of machinery
• Able to ready hydraulic schematic and mechanical drawings.
• Worked on building hydraulic power packs including pipe bending
• Reseal valves, cylinders and intensifiers.
• Be flexible and willing to adapt new working skills.
• Some works on customers' sites.

In return we offer

• Wages: £16.83 - 19.71 per hour
• Company Pension
• 40 working hours over 4 or 5 days a week