Inspect hydraulic systems, components, hoses, fittings, pumps, motors, cylinders, and valves to identify wear, leaks, and failure points.
Diagnose hydraulic malfunctions using hand tools, pressure gauges, flow meters, diagnostic equipment, schematics, and technical drawings.
Perform preventive maintenance and routine servicing to reduce downtime and extend equipment life.
Disassemble, repair, replace, and reassemble hydraulic components according to manufacturer specifications and safety requirements.
Test completed repairs and systems to verify performance, pressure integrity, and operational safety.
Install or upgrade hydraulic parts and assemblies as needed.
Document inspections, repairs, testing results, parts used, and maintenance actions in service records or work orders.
Work safely with high-pressure systems while following lockout/tagout procedures, OSHA requirements, and company safety policies.
Coordinate with maintenance, engineering, operators, and other team members to resolve recurring issues and improve equipment reliability.
Maintain an organized work area and manage tools, parts, and equipment used for hydraulic service.
