Process Technician

Key Responsibilities:

1. Assembly Tasks:

· Assemble hydraulic reservoir tanks and systems, including pipes, fittings, valves, and other hydraulic components.

· Install and integrate pumps, filters, and control components within the hydraulic system.

· Use advanced tools to achieve precision in assembly and alignment of parts.

2. Technical Interpretation:

· Read and interpret detailed engineering drawings, hydraulic schematics, and assembly instructions.

· Understand and implement hydraulic flow and pressure requirements in assemblies.

3. System Integration:

· Conduct the integration of reservoir tanks into larger hydraulic systems or machinery.

· Ensure proper connection of hoses, seals, and fittings to prevent leaks or malfunctions.

4. Quality Assurance:

· Perform pressure and functionality testing on hydraulic assemblies to verify performance.

· Inspect components and systems to ensure they meet quality standards and operational requirements.

· Identify defects, troubleshoot issues, and make necessary adjustments.

5. Tool and Equipment Usage:

· Operate tools like hydraulic presses, torque wrenches, and precision measuring instruments.

· Handle and maintain specialized equipment for hydraulic system assembly and testing.

6. Safety and Compliance:

· Follow strict safety protocols when handling pressurized systems and heavy components.

· Use appropriate PPE and adhere to company and industry safety guidelines.

7. Documentation and Reporting:

· Maintain detailed records of assembly processes, testing results, and quality checks.

· Communicate assembly or design issues to supervisors or engineering teams.

· Keep record of production target compliance and schedule as directed by Supervisor

Any other duties within the Assembly department which may be communicated by your direct Manager.

· Proven experience in assembling hydraulic systems, reservoir tanks, or similar equipment.

· Knowledge of hydraulic principles, components, and tools (e.g., pumps, valves, hoses).

· Relevant trade qualification or technical certification in mechanics, hydraulics, or mechanical engineering is advantageous.

· Experience in pressure testing or hydraulic system troubleshooting is a plus.

· Engineering background or degree desirable