Hydraulic Fitter

Key Responsibilities Install, assemble, and maintain hydraulic systems used in steel plant machinery (rolling mill stands, CCM, EAF, ladle cars, transfer cars, coke oven doors, etc.). Troubleshoot hydraulic failures and perform corrective actions on pumps, valves, cylinders, hoses, manifolds, and accumulators. Conduct routine preventive and predictive maintenance for high-pressure hydraulic units. Inspect and repair hydraulic cylinders, seals, pipes, fittings, and hoses. Perform hydraulic flushing, oil filtration, contamination control, and leak testing. Read and interpret hydraulic schematics and P&ID drawings commonly used in steel plants. Assist in commissioning of new hydraulic systems and modifications. Monitor system pressures, temperatures, and flow parameters for optimum equipment performance. Maintain maintenance logs, breakdown reports, and spare parts documentation. Ensure compliance with safety procedures and steel plant operational standards. Required Skills Strong knowledge of hydraulic components: pumps, proportional valves, servo valves, cylinders, motors, accumulators, filters, manifolds, etc. Experience with steel plant machinery (Rolling Mill, CCM, EAF, BF, Coke Oven, Sinter Plant, etc.). Proficiency in troubleshooting high-pressure hydraulic circuits (up to 250–350 bar). Hands-on skills in pipe bending, hose crimping, fitting replacement, and system assembly. Ability to read and interpret hydraulic schematics and P&IDs. Knowledge of lubrication systems (preferred). Mechanical aptitude with good problem-solving skills. Qualifications ITI Fitter / Diploma in Mechanical or relevant trade. Certification in Hydraulics (preferred). 4–7 years’ experience in hydraulic maintenance in the steel industry.