Truss Assembler

Con-Tech Building Components; Missouri; In loco; USD 23.000 - 32.000; Tempo pieno

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100% Employer-Paid Healthcare

Great Work-Life Balance (6:00 AM – 2::

Descrizione del lavoro

Con-Tech Building Components in Troy, MO is hiring an Entry-Level Truss Assembler. You will work on our production line, building engineered wooden roof and floor trusses while learning from skilled carpenters on site.

You don’t need prior experience; we will train you. Expect a fast-paced environment with steady hours, safety-focused procedures, and opportunities for growth within a union-backed team.

Competenze

• Physical stamina required for 8+ hour shifts on a fast-paced production line.
• Reliability to arrive on time for the 6:00 AM shift.
• Pre-employment drug screening is required.
• High School Diploma or GED is a plus, but not strictly required.

Mansioni

• Assemble components on the production line according to engineered drawings.
• Learn truss geometry, blueprint interpretation, and production techniques from experienced carpenters.
• Follow shift leadership to hit daily production goals and maintain safety protocols.
• Maintain a clean, organized workspace and comply with safety standards.
• Operate and maintain shop equipment as needed to support production.

Conoscenze

Physical stamina

Reliability

Safety mindset

Formazione

High School Diploma or GED

Descrizione del lavoro

Job Description

Why Con-Tech? Work Hard, Get Covered, Build a Career.

Most entry-level factory jobs give you a paycheck and a high-deductible health plan that eats up half your earnings. We do things differently.

At Con-Tech Building Components, you aren’t just pressing buttons on an assembly line — you’re building the structural backbone of local homes and commercial buildings alongside skilled craftspeople. As a proud member of the Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council, we offer the kind of total compensation package that actually lets you take care of your dependentsand plan for the future.

The Union & Benefits Package That Sets Us Apart:

• 100% Employer-Paid Healthcare: Full Health, Dental, and Vision coverage for you AND your dependentswith $0 out-of-pocket premium costs deducted from your paycheck.


• Great Work-Life Balance: Reliable 1st shift hours (6:00 AM – 2:30 PM, Monday – Friday) Overtime (When necessary 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM) Enjoy weekends and evenings off.


• Real Union Pension: 5-year vested union pension plan so you’re earning toward retirement from day one.


• Paid Time Off: 7 Paid Holidays + 2 PTO days to start.


• Career & Pay Advancement: Start strong at $20.05/hour with an official 8-month performance evaluation review for direct raise potential.


• Low Cost Union Setup: Low union dues with easy start up amount.


• Modern Equipment: Train and work with updated, cutting-edge truss manufacturing technology and automated systems.

Who We’re Looking For

You don’t need years of component manufacturing experience — we will train you on-site.

What you do need is a strong work ethic, a reliable mindset, and the pride of a builder. If you enjoy physical, hands-on work, like seeing a tangible product come together at the end of the day, and want to learn the trade from skilled union carpenters, this is the job for you.

Key Requirements:

• Physical Stamina: This is a fast-paced industrial production role. You will be required to work on your feet, bending over, and kneeling for 8+ hours a day.


• Reliability: Showing up on time every day for the 6:00 AM shift ready to work alongside your team.


• Drug Screening: Ability to pass a mandatory pre-employment drug screening.


• Education: High School Diploma or GED is a plus, but not strictly required.


• Preferred Skills (Bonus, but NOT required):


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  • Ability to read a standard tape measure accurately.
  
  
  • Experience or working knowledge using basic hand tools and power tools.
  
  
  
  

What You’ll Be Doing Daily

As an Entry-Level Truss Assembler, you’ll work directly on our production line to build engineered wooden roof and floor trusses.

• Assemble Components: Lay out lumber, set steel plates, and operate equipment to assemble custom trusses according to engineered structural drawings.


• Learn the Trade: Work side-by-side with experienced carpenters who will teach you truss geometry, blueprint interpretation, and production techniques.


• Follow Leadership: Take direction from shift supervisors and lead carpenters to hit daily production goals.


• Prioritize Safety: Follow all company and union safety protocols to protect yourself, your crew, and the equipment.


• Maintain the Shop: Keep your workspace clean, organized, and free of hazards.

Ready to Build Something That Lasts?

Stop trading your time for dead-end factory work. Join the Con-Tech team in Troy, MO, gain valuable carpenter-backed trade skills, and secure 100% employer-paid family health