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Federal Signal Corporation

Hydraulic Assembler

Post Falls, IdahoManufacturingPosted

$23–$28 an hourFull-Time
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Starting Wage $23-$28/hour depending on experience. This work will include, but may not be limited to assembling and installing components and subassemblies onto equipment being manufactured using a variety of methods and techniques such as drilling, tapping, punching, machining, wiring, low-voltage electrical, hydraulic plumbing (hard line and hose) and testing of the equipment according to design specifications.

Position Requirements

  • Must have experience in hydraulics, hoses, fittings, and schematics
  • High School Diploma (or equivalent);
  • Three (3) years practical experience in the assembly of heavy machinery / equipment or other related disciplines as evidenced by employment history, training, certification, personal interview and/or practical tests as required.
  • SKILLS – ability to perform specific technical tasks using normal tools used in equipment assembly such as the layout / termination / connection of wiring and plumbing, lay-out and installation of mechanical equipment and performing operational testing (and repair modification if required) of completed assemblies. In addition, the ability to work in a flexible environment while interacting with other disciplines (engineering, fabrication, stores, etc) and adapting to changing work priorities are essential.
  • KNOWLEDGE – the ability to read, interpret and follow drawings / blueprints is essential! In addition…

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