Hydraulic-Electric Controls Technician Trainee

Job Description

Job Description

"Learn while you earn" just took on a whole new meaning!

If you already understand hydrualics from your experience on ships, submarines, aircraft, or mobile equipment, and you want to take your learning and earning to the next level, keep on reading because this is about to get really good.

Whether you are a military veteran or not, this is an opportunity to not only take a big leap in developing your mechanical skills but also to learn how to set up automatic controls and handle many of the electrical issues you cannot touch now.

People pay tens of thousands of dollars to attend school for years to learn these skills because they are in high demand and qualify them for high paying jobs, but in this opportunity, our client is not only going to offer it for free, they are going to pay you well while you learn - north of $100k per year.

So, why would they do that?

Our client builds and services some of the largest industrial machinery running in North America. Instead of fighting over the handful of controls experts that exist, they decided to build their own. They hire people with the right foundation and pay them to learn the rest, and like a good service member, people who can do this work are not developed overnight. The process takes a year to get a person ready to work on his own.

As you can imagine, the selection process is competitive, but a solid baseline of skills in hydrualics, a hunger to learn more, and a willingness to attend training outside of where you are located now are the big keys to getting your shot. Only 4 people are accepted to this program each year, and our job is to help them find the best fit.

So if you want to take your hydraulics knowlege, and learn how use software to control it, set up electrical systems to power it, and apply instruments and sensors to make it "smart," then this opportunity may just be for you because the the money you can make from this skill set is simply phenomenal and the work is great.

If this sounds like you, then hit "apply." We will then be in touch very quickly to ask you some basic questions about your skills and career goals to see if this is worth a deeper conversation. Every single person who applies will be contacted for an initial conversation!

What about those earnings while learning?

Base rate is expected at $75,000 to $85,000 per year with signficant OT even during training. Total earnings while in training is expected to reach $100,000 to $110,000 with 40 hours per weeks guaranteed and great benefits.

When training is completed?

Pay raise & then base from the location of your choice - especially eastern states,and work with the team to install, commission, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair hydraulic-electric systems for the company's impressive customer base.