Trailer Assembly Technician

Role at a Glance

Join our manufacturing teams in Stoughton, Evansville, and Brodhead, Wisconsin as a hands-on Trailer Assembly Technician. This opportunity aligns with our Assembler I track and touches multiple stages of the trailer-building process. You’ll put parts together, fasten components, take precise measurements, and help keep production moving safely and efficiently.

A Day in This Role

• Build components and subassemblies to specification, using detailed blueprints, work instructions, and production documents.
• Position and secure parts with bolts, screws, rivets, and other fasteners to create solid, reliable assemblies.
• Operate a range of tools—drills, impact wrenches, rivet/Huck guns, grinders, sanders, routers, and more—to complete each stage.
• Drill through aluminum, steel, and wood; prep metal surfaces; and execute accurate measurement layouts from drawings.
• Verify quality at each step, maintain an orderly work area, and support a safe, productive line.
• Collaborate with teammates to hit daily production goals, arrive reliably, and work scheduled overtime when required (including some Fridays).

What You Bring

• Background in manufacturing, production, construction, mechanical work, or assembly (preferred).
• Confidence with hand and power tools and comfort working at a steady production pace.
• Ability to accurately read a tape measure and perform basic math and measurements.
• Ability to read and understand blueprints—or motivation to learn and develop that skill.
• Mechanical aptitude, strong attention to detail, and a quality-first mindset.
• Reliable attendance, clear communication, and a team-focused approach.
• Willingness to work Friday overtime as needed.

Tools & Equipment You’ll Handle

• Hand and power drills
• Impact wrenches
• Rivet and Huck guns
• Grinders and disk sanders
• Hydraulic punches
• Pneumatic equipment
• Routers and drill presses
• Table saws
• Tape measures and other measuring tools

Safety Gear

Required PPE may include safety glasses, steel-toed footwear, hearing protection, and additional safety equipment based on the assigned task.