The Role
This isn’t repetitive line work.
You’ll be trained to lace coil assemblies, work with specialized tools, and ensure every unit meets quality standards before it leaves the floor.
What You’ll Do
- Assemble coil components using lacing techniques
- Use hand tools and equipment to secure and finish products
- Inspect parts to ensure they meet quality standards
- Follow product specifications and work instructions
- Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace
Work Schedule & Expectations
This role supports our night shift operation.
- Typical schedule: 7:00 PM – 5:30AM
- Overtime is common as we are significantly growing this part of the business.
We’re upfront about this because the role comes with strong earning potential for those willing to put in the hours.
What You Get
- Competitive base pay (based on experience)
- 10% night shift differential
- Overtime opportunities
- Full benefits (health, dental, vision, life, 401k)
- Gainshare tied to company performance
- Training + advancement (we promote from within)
- A workplace where you’re trusted to do your job
What It’s Like Here
- Clean, modern facility
- Hands-on work where detail matters
- A team that values accountability and doing things right
Who This Is For
This opportunity is open to anyone interested in building a skill in manufacturing—no prior experience required.
We’re looking for people who:
- Show up and follow through
- Take pride in their work
- Pay attention to detail
- Want to learn and improve
Let’s Keep It Simple
No long application process.
Apply online or send us a quick message—we’ll ask a few short questions to get started.
If you prefer, you can call us directly.
Let’s Talk
Whether you’re actively looking or just open to something better, we’re happy to connect.
Lacing, Assembly - Hands-On Work That Pays Off
At TruCut, we build precision components that keep HVAC systems running across the country. Behind every part is our team that takes pride in doing things the right way.
We’re growing—and we’re looking for people who want to learn, contribute, and build a long-term career at a locally owned manufacturing