Technical Customer Support Representative
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Job description
When a customerâs unit is down, they donât want a ticket number. They want someone who knows the equipment and actually answers. This role exists to be that person - and to get every customer back up and running.
Hydrolec has been building custom-engineered hydraulic power units since 1985. Nearly four decades in, we are still growing. We are a company with deep roots and aggressive goals. We are not looking for someone to close tickets. We are looking for someone to own the fix.
Our Core Values
Family First - We treat our customers the way we would treat our most valued family members. Genuine investment, honest communication, the courage to have hard conversations. It is not permissiveness. It is not softness. It is the standard of care that keeps great relationships intact for decades.
Skyâs the Limit - We do not accept âwe canâtâ as a final answer. The best troubleshooters find creative paths forward, not reasons why something didnât work.
All Hands on Deck - No task is beneath you. When a customer has an issue, you own it, coordinate the solution, and close the loop. Every time.
What Success Looks Like After 12 Months
- Customers call us first when something goes wrong - most issues are resolved on the first call
- You know the product cold - hydraulic circuit and control panel alike
- Downtime is short - warranty claims, RMAs, and emergencies move fast; customers never follow up twice
- The knowledge base exists because you built it - common failure modes documented and used
- Internal teams trust your field reports - recurring issues get fixed at the source
What You Will Work On
- Be the first call when a customerâs unit is down - own every case through resolution
- Troubleshoot control panels (PLCs, relays, sensors, motors) and hydraulic circuits by phone
- Identify replacement parts from schematics and BOMs; quote and coordinate availability
- Own warranty claims and RMAs end to end
- Build the troubleshooting knowledge base; feed field issues back to Engineering
- Travel to customer sites (15%+) for repairs, emergencies, and training
- Provide occasional after-hours support for customer emergencies on a best-effort basis
Requirements
Do you have a valid Driverâs License license?, Do you have experience in Troubleshooting electrical systems?, * An owner - you treat every customer issue as your responsibility
- A diagnostician - you isolate root causes from incomplete information
- Organized and follow-through driven - nothing slips; commitments are kept
- Calm under pressure, a clear communicator, a hands-on learner
What We Need
- 3+ years troubleshooting commercial or industrial equipment in technical support, field service, or maintenance
- Strong electrical troubleshooting (control panels, motor starters, VFDs, sensors) and hands-on PLC experience - reading ladder logic and modifying existing programs across platforms
- Willing to travel 15%+ with a valid driverâs license; hydraulic experience a strong plus - we will teach the right person
Benefits & conditions
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- Professional development assistance
- Parental leave
- Health insurance
- Retirement plan
- 401(k) matching
- Paid time off
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Vision insurance, Health, dental & vision 401(k) match Maternity & paternity leave Accident insurance & Employee sponsored life insurance Monthly employee lunch On-site fitness room, 1. Walk us through the toughest troubleshooting problem you have solved - ideally one you diagnosed remotely. How did you isolate the root cause, and what was the outcome?
- Describe a time you supported a frustrated customer whose equipment was down. How did you handle the person and the problem, and what happened?
We read every letter. Generic responses will not advance. Tell us something real.
Pay: $24.00 - $34.00 per hour, * 401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Professional development assistance
- Relocation assistance
- Retirement plan
- Vision insurance
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