Structural Truss Assembly Technician

Structural Truss Assembly Technician

Step onto a production line where every cut, plate, and label contributes to a finished truss that supports real homes and buildings. Here’s what a typical day looks like and what you’ll need to thrive.

A day on the line

• Prepare for assembly by picking, stacking, and sorting truss parts according to work orders.
• Follow paperwork and layout instructions to ensure the right materials are used in the correct location and sequence.
• Affix metal connector plates by hammering them into place as needed.
• Neatly stack lumber and finished trusses; band product and label with the appropriate job code for delivery.
• Keep the work area clear of debris and miscellaneous equipment; sweep down at the end of the shift.
• Report any unsafe conditions or practices to your lead or supervisor.
• Work safely at all times by following OSHA requirements and company policies/procedures.
• Demonstrate regular, predictable attendance during assigned hours.

Schedule

6:00 AM to 2:30 PM Monday through Friday

Work environment

• Outdoor working conditions
• Exposure to excessive noise
• Mandatory overtime as required (includes Saturday’s and Sunday’s)

Physical expectations

• Lift 75–100 lbs throughout the shift
• Wear personal protective equipment

You will regularly:

• Sit
• Stand
• Walk
• Push/Pull
• Squat/Kneel
• Bend/Stoop
• Twist/Turn
• Handle/Grasp
• Reach overhead and outward

What you bring

• 6 months of production experience preferred
• High School Diploma or GED preferred; carpentry or wood shop classes are a plus
• Ability to listen, take direction, and learn quickly
• Read, write, and understand basic English
• Basic math skills and tape measure reading
• Comfort using a hammer, nail gun, staple gun, and power saws
• Team-oriented mindset and consistent safe work practices

Tools & gear

• Cold & wet weather gear
• Hammer and 30’ tape measure

Preferred proficiencies

• Woodworking
• Shipping/Receiving
• Warehouse Experience
• Material Handler Experience
• Tape Measure Reading
• Maintenance and Repair Skills
• Heavy Material Handling
• Forklift Licensed
• Framing
• Deburring Experience
• Mechanical Assembly Skills
• Packaging Experience
• Precision Measurement & Inspection
• High School / GED
• Experience in a Manufacturing Environment

Equipment and technologies you may encounter

• CNC Mill (3-4 axis VMC)
• Warehouse Management Software
• RFID Systems
• HVAC Systems
• CNC Automation Solutions
• Industrial Controls
• Power Tools
• CNC Laser Cutter
• CNC Lathe (2-4 axis)
• CNC Waterjet
• CNC Router
• CNC Swiss Lathe
• Press Brake
• CNC Plasma Cutter
• CAD Software
• ERP Software
• CAM Software
• CNC Mill (5+ axis VMC)
• CNC Lathe (5+ axis)
• Calipers and Micrometers
• Quality Control Software
• Forklifts

About PrideStaff

PrideStaff offers a wide range of rewarding career options. Whether you enjoy the flexibility of temporary work or are seeking the challenge of a full-time position, we help match you with opportunities that align with your skills and interests.