Trailer Builder Weekend Shift Turno de fin de semana para construir remolques

Stoughton Trailers, LLC; Stoughton (WI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Stoughton Trailers in Wisconsin is seeking an Assembly I to support trailer production on a first shift with regular overtime. You will join a safety‑driven team and perform hands‑on assembly tasks across multiple stages.

No formal education is required; training will be provided. You will read blueprints, use a variety of tools, maintain quality, and contribute to line flow to meet production goals.

Qualifications

• Reading blueprints, tape measures and basic work instructions.
• Basic math including measurements and fractions.
• Willingness to learn new tasks, tools and processes.
• Communicate and work effectively in a team environment.
• Attention to detail and accountability for quality of work.
• Follow safety rules and company policies.

Responsibilities

• Perform assembly across various stages of the trailer building process.
• Operate hand and power tools as required for assembly and finishing.
• Prepare metal surfaces by cleaning components and applying solvents.
• Apply caulk to seams and joints to meet seal and quality standards.
• Position and fasten parts with bolts, screws, rivets and fasteners.
• Read layouts and blueprints to ensure correct alignment and spacing.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Teamwork

Attention to detail

Safety awareness

Basic math

Learning mindset

Education

No formal education

No licenses

Tools

Drills

Grinders

Rivet guns

Impact wrenches

Routers

Huck guns

Pneumatic equipment

Job description

Stoughton Trailers is a wellestablished, industryleading trailer manufacturer with strong Wisconsin roots and a longstanding reputation for quality, safety, and craftsmanship. From initial build to final assembly, our products are designed and built by skilled teams who take pride in their work and the impact it has on customers nationwide.

Position Details:

Schedule: Friday - Sunday

1st Shift: 5 am - 5 pm

Overtime:

Required as business needs

What You'll Do -

You will work in a fastpaced manufacturing environment, supporting trailer production through handson assembly tasks while following safety, quality, and productivity standards.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform assembly work across various stages of the trailerbuilding process
• Operate a wide range of hand and power tools, including drills, hammers, needle guns, caulk guns, rivet guns, impact wrenches, huck guns, routers, grinders, and tape measures
• Prepare metal and other surfaces by cleaning components and applying solvents as required
• Apply caulk to required trailer seams and joints to meet quality and sealing standards
• Position, align, and fasten parts using bolts, screws, rivets, and other fasteners
• Assemble subassemblies such as brake hoses, light boxes, axles, air brake systems, nose boxes, wiring harnesses, doors, walls, wheels, and tirerim components
• Drill through aluminum, steel, and wood materials according to specifications
• Perform measurement layouts using blueprints and drawings
• Follow work instructions, process sheets, and company procedures consistently
• Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area
• Meet productivity, quality, and accuracy standards on a consistent basis
• Work collaboratively with team members to support line flow and production goals
• Maintain dependable attendance and work scheduled hours, including mandatory overtime
• Perform other duties as assigned to support production and operational needs

What You Bring -

Education & Certifications:

• No formal education required
• No licenses or certifications required

Skills & Abilities:

• Ability to perform essential job functions safely and effectively
• Comfort working at a steady production pace in a manufacturing environment
• Ability to read and understand blueprints, tape measures, and basic work instructions
• Basic math skills, including measurements and fractions
• Willingness to learn new tasks, tools, and processes
• Ability to communicate and work effectively in a team environment
• Attention to detail and accountability for quality of work
• Willingness to follow safety rules, instructions, and company policies

Core Competencies:

• Reasoning and understanding work instructions
• Reading and interpreting basic drawings
• Measuring and layout accuracy
• Decision making and problem identification
• Communication and teamwork

Work Environment & Physical Expectations:

This position requires the ability to perform essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation. Accommodations will be evaluated on a casebycase basis in accordance with business needs, medical restrictions, and job requirements. Additional details are outlined in the Assembly Physical Demands Checklist.

Tools & Equipment Used:

• Hand and power tools including drills, grinders, rivet guns, impact wrenches, routers, huck guns, and pneumatic equipment
• Drill presses, table saws, and other shop equipment
• Required PPE including safety glasses, steeltoed shoes, hearing protection, and other safety equipment as needed

Why This Role Matters -

Assembler I positions form the backbone of our manufacturing operations. The quality, accuracy, and care you bring to your work directly impact the safety, durability, and performance of our trailers. For individuals interested in building handson skills, contributing to a team, and growing within manufacturing, Assembler I offers a strong starting point with longterm opportunity at Stoughton Trailers.

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