Tank Trailer Weld & Assembly Technician

Wabash; Mauston (WI); On-site; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Wabash in Wisconsin is seeking an Assembly Technician to join the team and help complete FRP tank trailers under the supervision of the department lead. You will receive work assignments, assemble components, operate plasma torch equipment for cutting, and ensure proper fit-up and appearance through careful measuring and clamping.

The role requires welding stainless steel parts with Tig/Mig welders, using jigs to maintain correct positioning, learning grinding and deburring methods, and

Qualifications

• Must pass pre-employment drug screen.
• Basic reading/writing/ verbal skills are required.

Responsibilities

• Receives work assignments from Supervisor and discusses job to minimize questions about what is to be done.
• Primary duty will be to assemble FRP tank trailers.
• Learn to operate plasma torch equipment and related equipment to perform cutting procedures for proper fit-up and appearance.
• Use Tig/Mig welders to weld stainless steel parts.
• Use devices (jigs) to maintain correct positioning.
• Learn grinding, deburring, and producing various finishes on metal.
• Perform rework as required to ensure compliance with specifications.
• Coordinate with other employees to ensure needed materials are available in the work area.
• Use hand tools as required.
• Follow established safety procedures and policies and maintain a clean work area.

Skills

Basic reading/writing/verbal skills

Tools

Hand Tools

Grinders/Sanders

Knife

Tape Measure

Drill

Oxy/Acetylene Torch

Mig Welder

Tig Welder

Job description

Wabash in Wisconsin is seeking an Assembly Technician to join the team and help complete FRP tank trailers under the supervision of the department lead. You will receive work assignments, assemble components, operate plasma torch equipment for cutting, and ensure proper fit-up and appearance through careful measuring and clamping.

The role requires welding stainless steel parts with Tig/Mig welders, using jigs to maintain correct positioning, learning grinding and deburring methods, and