Fabricator

Job Summary

The Fabricator builds and supports fabrication and assembly work for hydraulic power units and related components, using shop equipment to cut, form, weld, and finish metal and tubing. This role is accountable for completing work safely, meeting specifications, and supporting on-time delivery through accurate workmanship, documentation, and coordination with the fabrication team.

Supervisory Responsibilities: This position has no supervisory responsibility. Duties/Responsibilities: Fabricate and assemble hydraulic power units, frames, and related components to drawings, work instructions, and specifications. Set up and operate fabrication equipment and hand tools, such as drill press, band saw/cutoff saw, plasma cutter, MIG welder, and grinders, to cut, drill, grind, and fit materials.

Assemble and kit fluid power systems and subassemblies to support production flow and on-time completion. Bend hydraulic tubing and fabricate hydraulic hoses to specification; verify orientation, lengths, and required fittings prior to release. Read and interpret hydraulic/pneumatic and basic electrical schematics, drawings, and bills of material to complete builds correctly.

Perform in-process checks and operate test stands and test equipment as assigned to verify product functionality and conformance. Prepare completed components for paint or finish, packaging, and shipment; complete required documentation accurately and on time. Handle, label, and dispose of waste materials properly in accordance with department requirements.

Support department priorities and assist other team members as directed by supervision. Work safely at all times by following required PPE, safe work practices, and equipment operating procedures; stop and escalate unsafe conditions immediately. Participate in training and continuous improvement activities to improve safety, quality, and production efficiency.

Perform basic preventative maintenance and care of equipment, such as cleaning and lubrication, and report equipment issues that could impact safety or quality. Operate material handling and shop equipment needed to perform assigned work. Inspect workmanship and verify critical characteristics; report defects, damaged materials, or questionable conditions before proceeding.

Support ISO 9001:2015 requirements as defined in Hyspeco quality procedures and processes, including documentation and control of nonconforming output.