Mobile Hydraulics & Low-Voltage Systems Integrator

Join a growing manufacturer of specialized truck‑mounted equipment and help bring heavy-duty vehicles and aerial lift units to life. As a Mobile Hydraulics & Low-Voltage Systems Integrator, you’ll install, commission, and maintain integrated hydraulic and electrical systems on production builds while collaborating closely with engineers and fellow technicians.

Your morning might start by mounting a reservoir and plumbing lines to feed a new power take-off (PTO). By midday, you’re wiring 12‑volt harnesses for a generator hookup and verifying power connections. In the afternoon, you’ll run pressure and flow tests, calibrate performance, and document results before handing off the unit for final inspection. Along the way, you’ll troubleshoot hydraulic, electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical snags to keep production moving.

• Install hydraulic hardware: pumps, valves, cylinders, reservoirs, PTOs, hoses, fittings, actuators, and filtration components
• Assemble, wire, test, and troubleshoot electrical systems and components on heavy equipment and aerial lift units
• Interpret hydraulic schematics, electrical diagrams, blueprints, and technical manuals to execute accurate builds
• Perform pressure checks, flow testing, calibration, and full system startup/commissioning
• Diagnose and repair hydraulic, electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical issues to root cause
• Fabricate and install mounting hardware and brackets to specification
• Install related electrical subsystems: 12‑volt wiring, generators, and power connections
• Operate hand, power, and pneumatic tools; soldering equipment; gauges; and diagnostic test devices
• Keep precise records of installations, tests, calibrations, and repairs
• Follow safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized workspace
• Collaborate with teammates, engineers, and supervisors to hit production targets

• 2–5 years in hydraulic installation, electrical assembly, equipment maintenance, or related manufacturing
• Strong hands-on troubleshooting and mechanical aptitude
• Ability to read and apply hydraulic and electrical schematics/prints
• Working knowledge of industrial wiring, automotive electrical systems, and hydraulic components
• Fluency with diagnostic tools and test equipment
• Comfort working independently and as part of a team
• Forklift and overhead crane experience preferred
• CDL Class B (or the desire to earn one) is a plus
• Technical degree, vocational training, or apprenticeship preferred

• Competitive pay
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid holidays and PTO
• Career advancement opportunities
• Stable, growing manufacturing environment
• Ongoing training and professional development

• Hydraulics experience
• Mechanical testing
• Maintenance and repair skills
• Industrial electrical experience
• Mechanical assembly skills
• Industrial electrical systems
• Hydraulic systems & components
• Machine safety inspections

• Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
• Conveyor systems