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Engineer, Hydraulic Reviews
What is it like working as an Engineer, Hydraulic?
May 2021
It is a very challenging but gratifying career.
Engineer, Hydraulic in Erie:
Pros: the diversity of products and industries that we proform work in.
Cons: the mesh of personnel within the company currently is very torn.
February 2020
Over worked under paid.
Engineer, Hydraulic in Newcastle-upon-Tyne:
Pros: Using my skill set to diagnose and repair hydraulic systems that customers fitters claim are beyond repair
Cons: Skills And experience not being compensated accordingly
November 2019
Great job and challenging.
Engineer, Hydraulic in benoni:
Pros: Been Challenge by what I meet on the job
Cons: Fitting hoses, fitting pumps, stripping valves
November 2018
Engineer, Hydraulic in Fresno:
Pros: Close to home
Cons: Long drive
March 2016
My skill.
Engineer, Hydraulic:
Pros: Repairing troubleshooting of hydraulic problems.
Cons: Sometimes problems make my head pain.
January 2014
Feedback.
Engineer, Hydraulic:
Pros: Corporate Culture, Friendly environment, non stressful work.
Cons: Monotonous work, no additional benefits, no significant rise in pay.
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