New Way Trucks

Prep Technician

Location

1) New Way-Scranton

Type

Full Time

Let's Drive New Way Fearlessly Forward!
 
New Way Trucks is the largest family-owned refuse-first equipment manufacturer in North America, spanning three generations. New Way Trucks, founded in Scranton, Iowa in 1971, remains dedicated to our team, distributors and our customers. We've stayed fiercely true to our small-town values and continue to be a nimble force in the industry, adapting to changing times and innovating practical solutions our customers need most. With manufacturing facilities in Iowa and Mississippi, New Way proudly builds trucks and parts for fleets in all 50 states, plus Canada, Latin America, and more. 
 
Currently we are seeking a Prep Technician to join our team and be an essential part of our manufacturing team. The primary responsibility of this position is to prepare and inspect the body of garbage trucks to be washed and painted. This person will use hand and power tools to remove weld splatters and imperfections to create a smooth surface. 
 
Your Role in Our Mission: 
  • Use tools and equipment in an efficient manner to maximize production.  
  • Inspect welds for consistency and penetration, reporting problem area to the department responsible for welding the unit. 
  • Clean and smooth metal surfaces to be free from weld splatter, scratches, and rust. 
  • Check units for hydraulic leaks and report problem areas to the hydraulics department. 
  • Operate equipment in a safe manner and report hazards associated with the equipment or its operation to the safety and maintenance department. 
  • Clean and maintain an orderly work area. 
  • Assist others as needed. 
To Perform this Job Successfully: 
  • Knowledge of prepping processes and equipment preferred. 
  • Understanding of welding processes. 
  • Ability to use hand and air tools. 
  • Ability to maintain regular attendance in accordance with company attendance policies. 
  • Communicate effectively with others to assist in directing personal workflow. 
Why New Way Trucks? 
  • Family Owned: Experience a close-knit atmosphere where every team member is valued, and contributions recognized. 
  • Midwest Values: Integrity, hard work, and community from the core of our operations. 
  • Innovation at Heart: We are committed to staying ahead of the curve and continually investing in technology and our people. 
  • Competitive Benefit Package 
  • Comprehensive benefits, and opportunity for professional growth. 
Are you ready to build your future with New Way? Apply Now!
 
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