Hydraulic Technician - Travel Required!

BARSPLICE PRODUCTS INC•Dayton, OH

5d•Onsite

About The Position

BarSplice is part of FC Industries, a second-generation, family-owned manufacturing company that has been investing in people and innovation for over 54 years. We aren't slowing down—in fact, we're growing faster than ever. Recently, we've celebrated a record-breaking month of production and sales, the expansion of our campus with the addition of Building 2, continued investment in new equipment and manufacturing capabilities, and growth in the equipment we build to support our industry-leading Button Head and Grip-Twist systems. At BarSplice Products as a Hydraulic Technician, you'll help build and maintain the specialized equipment that supports some of the largest construction projects across the world. From skyscrapers and stadiums to major infrastructure projects, the equipment you’ll work on plays a critical role in reinforcing the structures people rely on every day. After completing our comprehensive training program, you'll travel to customer job sites, helping install, service, troubleshoot, and maintain equipment while building relationships with the customers who use it. If you enjoy hands-on work and solving mechanical problems, this could be the perfect opportunity.

Requirements

Strong mechanical aptitude
Basic electrical knowledge, including 220V and 440V systems
Ability to read mechanical drawings and schematics is a plus
Comfortable using hand and power tools
Excellent troubleshooting skills
Strong communication and customer service skills
Valid driver's license with the ability to travel
Willingness to travel after completing approximately one year of in-house training

Nice To Haves

Experience working with hydraulic equipment or industrial machinery is preferred

Responsibilities

Build hydraulic equipment and assemblies
Perform preventative maintenance on equipment
Troubleshoot hydraulic, mechanical, and basic electrical systems
Inspect, test, and prepare equipment for shipment
Package and ship equipment to customer job sites
Travel to customer locations to install, service, repair, and maintain equipment (after approximately one year of training)
Work directly with customers to ensure equipment is operating safely and efficiently
Document repairs, maintenance, and service activities
Work closely with engineering and manufacturing teams to continually improve equipment