Truss & Wall Panel Assembler

Warman Truss is looking for dependable and hard-workingindividuals who are eager to learn, value the importance of safety, and takepride in a job well done. We are a production facility (so expect it to be loudand dusty) that produces custom-made trusses, floors and prefabricated wallsfor garage, residential, farm and commercial buildings.

This is a hands-on job that will require you to be physically fit and keep pace with an assembly line. The position issafety-sensitive, and the successful candidate must adhere to adrug/alcohol-free workplace policy*. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) likehearing protection and steel toed boots are required on the job-site.

No previous experience, but intrigued? Don’t sweat it. Wewill provide on the job training to set you up for success! If you do have previous experience, that’s great and we welcome your application.

• Construct wall panels, frames, and components using nailguns, saws, staplers, and measuring tapes, adhering to blueprints, cut sheets,or jigs.
• Assemble roof and/or floor trusses
• Layout components, stock plates, and prep wood or metal materials before assembly.
• Inspect finished products for defects, ensuring they meetstructural and quality standards.
• Load and band finished materials for shipment.
• Maintain a clean work environment, operate equipment safely, and report malfunctions.
• Comply with all safety policies and safe-work practices.
• Work as part of a team.

• Permanent Canadian residency with the ability to effectively communicate in English (read and write).
• Ability to read and operate a tape measure effectively.
• Experience with hand tools, power tools, air nail guns,and saws (specific to wall assembly).
• Ability to lift up to 50–100 lbs. repetitively and workin a fast-paced environment.
• Execute routine operations with high accuracy and quality standards.
• Demonstrate superior manual dexterity, ensuring accuratefit and alignment of parts.
• Ability to stand for extended periods (five 10-minute breaks are structured every 2-hours to mitigate fatigue).
• Requires regular use of hands for detailed tasks,including grasping, handling, and tactile inspection, along with reaching andactive verbal and listening communication.

• Previous experience in framing, carpentry, construction,or manufacturing is preferred.
• Ability to read blueprints, and work orders.
• Forklift certification is considered an asset.
• General knowledge of lumber and building material.

• Permanent employment @ $20/hour
• Group benefits and a company matched pension plan.
• Profit sharing.
• Access to on-site fitness facility

• Day shift -- Monday to Friday 6:00am – 2:00pm
• Night shift -- Monday-Thursday 2:00pm-12:00am (+$1.50/hrshift premium)

* Drug testing may be required in certain situations asper health and safety policies.