Tube Bender
boring companyBastrop (TX)
About the role
The Boring Company The Boring Company was founded to solve the problem of soul-destroying traffic by creating an underground network of tunnels. Today, we are creating the technology to increase tunneling speed and decrease costs by a factor of 10 or more with the ultimate goal of making Hyperloop adoption viable and enabling rapid transit across densely populated regions.
Responsibilities:
Perform 3D bends of metal tubing according to blueprint and assemble hydraulic systems, subsystems, and components such as valves, manifolds, and pumps. Build, crimp and test hydraulic hose assemblies. Test, identify, diagnose and repair industrial mechanical systems, subsystems, and components Move and install, make necessary connections, and functionally check out to ensure safe and correct the safety of others by continually seeking process improvements.
Basic Qualifications: High School Diploma 2+ years of industrial maintenance/production environment.
Preferred Skills and Experience:
Fluid power Degree in Manufacturing Technology or equivalent technical with hydraulic systems distributing liquids and gasses under varying pressures. Independent worker with strong multitasking skills. Mechanical aptitude with cross-functional technical disciplines. Strong ability to troubleshoot. Forklift certification We're a team of dedicated, smart, and scrappy people. Our employees are passionate about our mission and determined to innovate at every opportunity. We offer employer-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) plan, paid holidays, paid vacation, and a competitive amount of equity for all permanent employees.
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