Manufacturing Assembly Technician — Trailer Systems

Build What Keeps America MovingHelp 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 TackleAssemble 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 HereHands-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 & EquipmentHand and power drills; impact wrenchesRivet and Huck gunsGrinders and disk sandersHydraulic punches and pneumatic toolsRouters and drill presses; table sawsTape measures and other precision measuring toolsSafety FirstRequired PPE may include safety glasses, steel-toed footwear, hearing protection, and task-specific protective equipment. #J-18808-Ljbffr Argus Manufacturing Services