Industrial Fluid Power Technician - Repair, Diagnosis & Assembly

SunSource; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

SunSource in Milwaukee, WI is seeking a hydraulic/power unit service technician to diagnose, repair and assemble pumps, motors and power units. You will interpret schematics, use diagnostic equipment and provide clear service reports on findings and actions.

The role requires 1–3 years in fluid power service, a 2-year fluid power degree (or equivalent) and basic mechanical understanding; lifting up to 75 lbs and a full-time on-site schedule.

Qualifications

• Education—2-year fluid power associate degree and certification preferred; high school diploma/G.E.D. minimum.
• Experience--1 to 3 years in fluid power service and repair required; 3 to 5 years preferred.
• Physical requirements include lifting up to 75 lbs and standing most of the day.

Responsibilities

• Investigate hydraulic or pneumatic systems not working properly using schematics and diagnostic equipment.
• Inspect parts, determine re-workability, and write a complete service report.
• Diagnose problems and provide repair recommendations.
• Pull parts and prepare for repair; assemble units per manufacturer specs.
• Test repaired units and adjust components as needed.
• Maintain shop and equipment; participate in continuous improvement and training.
• Assist level I technicians with repairs and training.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Technical Expertise

Job-Focused Learning

Teamwork

Problem Solving/Analytical Thinking

Follow-Up

Initiative

Planning and Organizing

Drive for Results

Education

Fluid power associate degree

Certification preferred

High school diploma/G.E.D.

Tools

Diagnostic equipment

Shop equipment

Job description

SunSource in Milwaukee, WI is seeking a hydraulic/power unit service technician to diagnose, repair and assemble pumps, motors and power units. You will interpret schematics, use diagnostic equipment and provide clear service reports on findings and actions.

The role requires 1–3 years in fluid power service, a 2-year fluid power degree (or equivalent) and basic mechanical understanding; lifting up to 75 lbs and a full-time on-site schedule.