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Hydraulic Engineer/fitter

Newtownabbey
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Flowtech is a leading catalogue provider of Fluid Power products in the UK and Republic of Ireland, with over 40 years of trading history. The company supports more than 160 officially accredited distributors and a wide network of independent resellers. With a team of over 150 employees, Flowtech is committed to an “Exceeding Expectations” philosophy that drives high-quality customer service, competitive pricing, and reliable next-day delivery. The business continuously develops its product range to stay at the forefront of the Fluid Power industry, offering technically knowledgeable, service-oriented support. Flowtech distributes extensive Hydraulic, Pneumatic, and Industrial products, including couplings, hoses, valves, fittings, filters, regulators, lubricators, and gauges.

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This is a full-time, on-site Hydraulic Engineer/Fitter role based in Newtownabbey. The role involves installing, assembling, and maintaining hydraulic systems and associated components across a variety of industrial applications. Day-to-day tasks include diagnosing faults, performing repairs, conducting routine inspections, and testing systems to ensure safe and efficient operation. The Hydraulic Engineer/Fitter will interpret technical drawings and specifications, select appropriate parts and materials, and ensure work is completed to relevant quality and safety standards. The role also includes collaborating with colleagues and customers, providing technical advice, and supporting continuous improvement in workshop and site practices.

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Qualifications

  • Strong knowledge of Hydraulic Systems, including installation, maintenance, fault-finding, and repair.
  • Experience or understanding of Water Engineering and Water Resource Management in applied engineering contexts.
  • Background in Hydrology and related fluid dynamics principles beneficial for system design and performance assessment.
  • Mechanical Engineering skills, including assembly, use of tools and equipment, and reading technical drawings.
  • Relevant technical qualification or apprenticeship in mechanical, hydraulic, or industrial engineering (or equivalent experience).
  • Awareness of health and safety regulations and safe working practices in workshop and on-site environments.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team, with strong problem-solving and communication skills.
  • Full driving license and flexibility to work on customer sites when required.
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Skills

Hydraulic Systems Installation
Fault-finding
System Repair
Water Engineering
Water Resource Management
Hydrology
Fluid Dynamics
Mechanical Engineering
Technical Drawing Interpretation
Assembly
Health and Safety Regulations
Problem Solving
Communication Skills

Location

Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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