Truss Technician

Truss Manufacturing Technician

Location:

Wheatland, WY

Schedule:

Mon–Fri, 6:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Compensation: $16–$22/hr DOE + OT + opportunity for commission

Employment Type:

Full-Time, On-Site

If you’re hungry for growth, love working with your hands, and thrive on producing excellent work that truly makes a difference, this might be the role for you.

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As a Truss Manufacturing Technician, you’ll turn raw lumber into precision-built roof and floor trusses that anchor barns across the Mountain West. You’ll read engineered drawings, set up jigs, operate saws and hydraulic presses, and work with a team committed to quality, safety, and speed.

• Blueprint & jig setup using shop drawings
• Operating automated saws and hand tools
• Truss assembly and plate pressing
• Quality control checks for embedment and dimensions
• Following all safety and housekeeping protocols
• Suggesting process improvements for speed and accuracy
• Communicating with sawyers, forklift drivers, and shipping

Required:

• 1+ year experience in truss plant, framing, or heavy carpentry
• Comfortable using nailers, saws, and shop tools
• Can read a tape measure and shop drawings
• Able to lift 75 lbs and be on your feet for 8–10 hours
• Growth mindset and strong attention to detail

Nice-to-Have:

• MiTek or Alpine software knowledge
• Forklift experience
• Desire to grow into a leadership role (Crew Lead, Quality Tech)

• PTO & Sick Time
• 6 Paid Holidays
• Cross-training and advancement opportunities
• Employee discounts on WBS materials
• High-performance culture with daily huddles and clear metrics

• Hands-on problem solvers
• People who own their work and take pride in precision
• Team players who communicate well under pressure
• Individuals who want to grow and improve every week

• You need to be reminded to show up on time
• You think “close enough” is good enough
• You avoid hard conversations or blame others for mistakes
• You’re not comfortable working on your feet, lifting heavy materials, or being physically active
• You shut down under pressure instead of stepping up
• You see feedback as criticism instead of growth
• You just want a paycheck—not a place to grow

Email the following to  with subject line:
“Truss Manufacturing Technician – Your Name”