Manufacturing Assembly Technician -- Trailer Systems

Job Description

Job Description

Build What Keeps America Moving

Help manufacture high-quality trailers at our facilities in Stoughton, Evansville, and Brodhead, Wisconsin . As a Manufacturing Assembly Technician on our Assembler I path, you’ll contribute to multiple phases of production—assembling, fastening, drilling, measuring, and verifying quality—so each unit performs out on the road.

What You’ll Tackle

• Assemble parts and subassemblies to meet documented specs and standards.
• Use bolts, screws, rivets, and related fasteners to secure components.
• Operate drills, impact wrenches, rivet/Huck guns, grinders, sanders, routers, and similar tools with confidence.
• Interpret blueprints and work instructions; complete accurate measurement layouts.
• Drill aluminum, steel, and wood; prep metal surfaces for assembly; and perform in-process quality checks.
• Maintain an organized, safe workstation and help the team achieve daily output targets.
• Arrive consistently and support required overtime, including on Fridays when needed.

Who Thrives Here

• Hands-on builders with manufacturing, production, construction, mechanical, or assembly experience (preferred).
• People comfortable with hand/power tools who can sustain a steady production pace.
• Detail-oriented problem solvers who can read a tape measure accurately and apply basic math.
• Teammates who can read blueprints—or are eager to learn—and follow documented processes.
• Reliable communicators with strong quality focus and dependable attendance.
• Those willing to work Friday overtime when required.

Gear & Equipment

• Hand and power drills; impact wrenches
• Rivet and Huck guns
• Grinders and disk sanders
• Hydraulic punches and pneumatic tools
• Routers and drill presses; table saws
• Tape measures and other precision measuring tools

Safety First

Required PPE may include safety glasses, steel-toed footwear, hearing protection, and task-specific protective equipment.