Sub-Assembler - Night Shift
Listed on 2026-08-28
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Manufacturing / Production
Assembly, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Production Associate / Production Line
Sub-Assembler - Night Shift
Haakon Industries is a manufacturing company whose mission is to breathe life into an advanced and responsible future. We accomplish our goal by making engineered-to-order products of exceptional quality, solving challenges with technical and sustainable solutions, and maintaining healthy working relationships.
Haakon is an established industrial manufacturer known for quality, reliability, and long-term stability. We build real equipment, solve real problems, and take pride in the work we do. Our culture is built on accountability, teamwork, continuous improvement, and ownership. This is a place for people who want to grow, contribute, and master their craft.
We are hiring Sub-Assemblers to build components used in custom commercial and industrial HVAC equipment. This role includes reading prints, measuring materials, operating hand and power tools, and assembling components such as screens, doors, fans, racks, humidifiers, heat wheels, and pipe extensions. Every unit is different, so attention to detail, problem-solving, and pride in your workmanship are essential. We hire across multiple skill levels.
Whether you are beginning a career in manufacturing or bring several years of skilled trades experience, your starting wage and responsibilities will be based on your demonstrated skills and experience. This is a safety-sensitive position. Safe work practices and attention to detail are required at all times.
What you will do includes reading prints, measurements, and production instructions, measuring accurately using a tape measure, building screens, doors, fans, racks, humidifiers, and other HVAC components, assembling heat wheels, pipe extensions, and other specialized components as your skills develop, using hand tools, power tools, fabrication equipment, and rigging safely, following established build standards and order of operations, inspecting your work and correcting quality issues, troubleshooting assembly problems as your skills develop, performing stainless steel, steel, or aluminum welding when trained, qualified, and assigned, rotating between workstations or departments based on production needs, and working with your team to meet production schedules while maintaining quality and safety standards.
What we're looking for includes being able to read a tape measure or willing to learn, being comfortable using hand and power tools, being able to follow prints, visual aids, work instructions, and demonstrated processes, having strong attention to detail and pride in producing quality work, having reliable attendance and a strong work ethic, being able to learn new tasks, apply feedback, and adapt to production needs, being organized and able to manage time effectively, and being team-oriented and willing to help wherever needed.
Preferred experience includes manufacturing, construction, HVAC, fabrication, mechanical assembly, or other skilled labor experience, experience reading prints, drawings, or work instructions, experience assembling mechanical or structural components, and welding experience. Previous manufacturing experience is helpful but not required for entry-level candidates who demonstrate mechanical aptitude, reliability, and a willingness to learn.
The work includes being on your feet most of the shift, regular lifting up to 15 lbs, frequent lifting up to 25 lbs, and occasional lifting up to 50 lbs, frequent reaching, bending, kneeling, crouching, climbing, and repetitive movement, manufacturing environment with varying temperatures, production noise, chemicals, physical obstacles, and industrial equipment, and required use of personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, hearing protection, protective clothing, footwear, and other required safety equipment.
Benefits include a 4-day work week with 3-day weekends, paid lunch and 5% night-shift differential, 100% employer-paid medical and dental, paid time off and paid holidays, opportunities to advance through multiple assembler skill levels, opportunities to learn different departments and expand your skills, and stable, long-term work with consistent hours.
Why people stay at Haakon includes a team-first environment where people pull their weight, clear expectations and accountability, opportunities to learn, advance, and master a skilled trade, and pride in building components used in large, custom equipment.
Additional requirements include successful completion of a pre-employment drug screening, ability to work safely in a production environment, regular and predictable attendance, and a high school diploma or equivalent preferred.
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