My client is a UK leading provider of Hydraulic Systems, power units and a distributor of components. With a proven track record of using quality brands and providing outstanding engineering services they are looking to now add to their Engineering team. Due to growth, they are looking for an engineer to join their team and develop their hydraulic knowledge progressing into a designated hydraulic engineer. This role requires you to have hands on engineering experience with a want to learn and develop knowledge through continuous training.

Junior Hydraulic Engineer

Workshop located in Wakefield

£25,000 - £32,000 DOE, 25 days holiday plus BH, pension, overtime.

Monday – Friday

Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to:

• Assisting experienced engineers with the assembly and testing of hydraulic equipment.
• Assisting with hydraulic pipework, fittings and hose assembly.
• Learning how to manufacture, flush and test hydraulic hoses.
• Assisting with the assembly and testing of Hydraulic Power Units (HPUs).
• Working from engineering drawings, instructions and hydraulic schematics with guidance from experienced engineers.
• Assisting with the stripping, inspection and cleaning of hydraulic components.
• Supporting engineers with the rebuilding and testing of hydraulic components.
• Assisting with the installation of hydraulic equipment at customer sites.
• Attending customer sites with experienced engineers to assist with servicing and maintenance.
• Developing an understanding of hydraulic systems and how individual components work together.
• Assisting with basic fault finding and learning how to identify potential issues with hydraulic equipment.
• Using workshop tools and equipment safely and correctly.
• Maintaining a clean, tidy and safe working environment.
• Following company procedures and health and safety requirements.
• Working as part of the wider engineering team and supporting experienced engineers where required.

To Apply you must have or hold:

• An interest in engineering, mechanics or hydraulics.
• A practical and hands-on approach.
• Some previous engineering experience, such as an apprenticeship, workshop environment or similar, would be beneficial.
• Basic mechanical or engineering knowledge.
• A willingness and ability to learn new skills.
• Good attention to detail.
• A positive attitude and strong work ethic.
• Good communication skills.
• Reliable and willing to take direction from more experienced engineers.
• Able to work safely and follow instructions.

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