Heavy-Duty Fabrication & Installation Technician

Heavy-Duty Fabrication & Installation Technician Location Tomahawk, WI Type Full-time Hours 40 hrs/week Pay $20 - $35/hour starting pay, based on experience This job, translated to you. Out loud. A short audio brief made for one listener: you. It takes what you shared in your story and what this company published about the Heavy-Duty Fabrication & Installation Technician role, and connects the two in plain language: where your experience lines up, what the work really looks like, and what could be worth a closer look. Every line traces to a real source, and it stays yours alone unless you choose to share it. Three taps of work on your side, none. It writes itself from your story and this posting, you read it first, and only your go-ahead gives it a voice. Ready in about a minute, yours to keep or delete. This role is hands-on fabrication and installation work at Kriete Truck Centers, a family-owned dealership group that has been operating since 1951. You will upfit, assemble, and customize light and heavy-duty trucks to customer specifications, which means building and installing truck bodies, dump bodies, loaders, lift axles, hydraulic systems, and electrical components. Every vehicle you work on is going back out to a driver who depends on it, whether that is a fleet hauling freight or an owner-operator running their own business. You will use shop equipment including welders, plasma cutters, and hand tools daily, and you are expected to document your work accurately through repair orders. Success in this role looks like clean, safe, timely builds that meet customer specs and keep vehicles moving. The team values self-sufficiency, attention to safety, and an organized work area. The non-negotiables What this role genuinely requires. If you're close on most of it, your service experience may cover more than you think. The Alignment Read translates it. Skills Welding and metal fabrication Installing and repairing truck bodies, dump bodies, loaders, and lift axles Wiring electrical components for vehicle applications Hydraulic system plumbing, including hose routing and component installation Operating shop equipment including welders, plasma cutters, and hand tools Reading and working from repair orders with accurate documentation Reading and interpreting schematics Strong math skills applied to fabrication work Using carts, forklifts, pallet jacks, and hand and power tools Abilities Lift up to 50 pounds Walk and stand on concrete and uneven surfaces for at least 8 hours per day Work in a fast-paced environment Work self-sufficiently with a strong attendance record Knowledge Hydraulic systems for truck equipment Electrical systems for truck equipment Mechanical principles applicable to light and heavy-duty vehicles Safety protocols for a shop environment What you get 401(k) with employer match Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off 10 paid holidays Referral program Performance incentives Safety boot reimbursement program Prescription safety glasses reimbursement program Paid job training Employer-paid basic life and short-term disability insurance Optional long-term disability and additional supplemental insurance available Employers on MissionReady agree to equal employment opportunity obligations and to state pay-transparency rules.