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E-ONE is a leading manufacturer of custom and commercial fire trucks, including pumpers, tankers, aerial ladders, and ARFF vehicles. The team develops and assembles high-grade fire apparatus with a focus on safety, quality, and continuous improvement.
Primary responsibilities include plumbing, electrical, rigging, and mechanical assembly as described in schedules, diagrams, and prints. The role emphasizes adherence to safety rules and collaboration across shifts to meet production demands.
E-ONE manufactures custom and commercial fire trucks including pumpers and tankers, aerial ladders and platforms, rescues of all sizes, quick attack units, industrial trucks, and ARFF (aircraft rescue firefighting vehicles).
Established in 1974, E-ONE has grown to become an industry leader in just a few decades, and today employs more than 1,000 people who manufacture over 400 fire trucks per year. Innovation has been the company's driving force and continues to be the impetus behind its pursuit of innovative technologies. The result is state-of-the-art fire rescue vehicles recognized for superior firefighting and rescue capabilities.
E-ONE is part of Terex Corporation, a global designer and manufacturer of specialized vehicles and equipment, including fire and emergency vehicles, waste and recycling equipment, RV's, and machinery supporting construction, utilities, and infrastructure. With operations across the U.S. and globally, we are committed to safety, innovation, and quality while building products our customers depend on every day.
Primary responsibility is to perform basic functions for custom fire and rescue vehicles utilizing power and hand tools.
Must be able to ensure manufacturing, quality, and safety requirements are met.
Work from schedules, manuals, wiring diagrams, shop orders, prints, pick lists, BOMs, photos, and instructions; will become familiar with schematics.
Identify and understand basic plumbing, electrical, and mechanical components that are commonly used in assembly.
Review shop orders and similar materials to determine requirements.
Retrieve parts, materials, and supplies from the staging location.
Must be able to operate hand and power tools.
Must be able to participate in LEAN and continuous improvement activities.
Perform or assist with any operations, as required or directed, to maintain workflow or respond to production requirements.
Hand tools and equipment include, but are not limited to: