Hose Assembly Technician

**Price Engineering**, a SunSource company, specializes in engineered custom products and solutions through engineering resource management, research, planning and development in the areas of hydraulics, pneumatics, automation and electrical systems. [](http://www.priceeng.com/) The hose assembly technician is responsible for the assembly of hydraulic hoses, hose kits and general fluid conveyance assemblies. All responsibilities include following established procedures to provide 100% quality and on-time production and delivery in the fabrication of hose assemblies and kits. This will require coordination with the Production Supervisor and other Fluid Conveyance team members ### Essential Functions - Use of hose assembly equipment to cut, clean, crimp, cap and kit hose assemblies - Communicate material shortages and/or issues to the production supervisor in charge as needed - Assist in periodic inventory counts - Be able to recognize different fittings and hose types and sizes by sight. - Fork lift operation - Ability to lift product sometimes in excess of 55lbs. - Assembling of Job Packets for production work - Print labels (brady / box) - Assist in prioritizing work / delegating workflow - Printing Job Tickets (Plan for Every Part) - Training and cross training - Monitor scheduling of equipment maintenance / Supplies / REQ inventory ### Experience, Education and Skills - High School Degree, GED or Equivalent - Ongoing willingness to continue educational learning/training - Experience working with power tools and hand tools - Mechanical aptitude a must - Logical problem-solving ability - Strong interpersonal skills and both written and oral - Motivated self-starter with the ability to organize, prioritize, and complete work assignments as assigned. - Sound judgement and decision making ability - Demonstrates integrity and ethical standards - Maintains professional demeanor at all times - Team player who works effectively with a wide range of people ### Physical Demands - Regularly required to stand, walk, sit, use hands to handle objects, and feel controls, reach, climb stairs, stoop, crouch, talk, listen and have vision capabilities that enable reading and viewing a computer screen. The employee may occasionally lift up to 55lbs.