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Wilson Trailer Company

Drafter - Designer

Yankton, SD · On-site

Wilson Trailer Company is hiring Drafters & Designers for our Yankton, South Dakota Location! Great ... factory workforce. Contribute to process improvements by actively inventing new ways of doing ...

Wilson Trailer Company

Drafter - Designer

Yankton, SD · On-site

Wilson Trailer Company is hiring Drafters & Designers for our Yankton, South Dakota Location! Great ... factory workforce. Contribute to process improvements by actively inventing new ways of doing ...

Peak Industrial Inc

Mobile Technician

Odessa, TX · On-site

$25 - $45/hr

Inspect and verify dimensions and clearances of parts to ensure conformance to factory specification. * Welding and fabrication of trailer body Requirements: * 2+ years of Trailer repair experience

Wilson Trailer Company

Drafter - Designer

Yankton, SD · On-site

Wilson Trailer Company is hiring Drafters & Designers for our Yankton, South Dakota Location! Great ... factory workforce. Contribute to process improvements by actively inventing new ways of doing ...

Midway Staffing

1st Shift Trailer Lead

Mesquite, TX · On-site

$16/hr

The Trailer Lead is responsible for overseeing and assisting in the assembly of trailers on the ... Install axles, tires, wiring, lights, and other components per work order and factory ...

Plug Power, Inc.

Cryogenic Trailer Painter

Lafayette, IN · On-site

$23 - $33/hr

Prepare trailer or parts surfaces by sanding, masking, cleaning, and priming prior to painting ... Factory setting with cranes and fork truck equipment. * Blast booth environment with PPE required.

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How much do trailer factory jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 11, 2026, the average hourly pay for trailer factory in the United States is $24.31, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $27.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a trailer factory?

A trailer factory is a manufacturing facility where various types of trailers, such as utility, cargo, or semi-trailers, are designed, assembled, and produced for transportation and commercial use. These factories use specialized equipment and skilled labor to fabricate trailer frames, install components, and ensure quality control. Trailer factories may also offer customization options and repair services for their products. Working in a trailer factory typically involves roles like welding, assembly, painting, and quality inspection. The overall goal is to produce durable and reliable trailers that meet industry standards and customer needs.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a trailer factory worker?

To excel as a Trailer Factory Worker, you need mechanical aptitude, familiarity with assembly processes, and basic knowledge of trailer components, often supported by a high school diploma or equivalent. Experience with hand and power tools, reading blueprints, and sometimes forklift certification are commonly required. Attention to detail, teamwork, and a strong work ethic are essential soft skills in this role. These abilities ensure the efficient and safe assembly of high-quality trailers, meeting production standards and safety regulations.

What are some common challenges faced by workers in a trailer factory, and how can they be addressed?

Trailer factory workers often encounter challenges such as meeting production targets while maintaining safety and quality standards. The work can involve repetitive tasks and handling heavy materials, which requires attention to ergonomics and proper use of protective equipment. Effective communication and teamwork are essential, as tasks are typically divided among assembly line members. Addressing these challenges involves regular safety training, fostering a supportive team environment, and utilizing proper tools and lifting techniques to reduce strain and injuries.

What is the difference between Trailer Factory vs Trailer Assembler?

AspectTrailer FactoryTrailer Assembler
CertificationsMay require OSHA safety training, CDL license (optional)Typically requires OSHA safety training, basic mechanical skills
Work EnvironmentLarge manufacturing plants, assembly linesAssembly stations, manufacturing facilities
Industry UsageUsed in trailer manufacturing industryCommonly used in trailer assembly and production
Job FocusOverseeing entire trailer production processAssembling trailer components

The main difference is that a Trailer Factory role often involves overseeing the entire manufacturing process, while a Trailer Assembler focuses on putting together trailer parts. Both roles require safety training and are found in manufacturing environments, but the Factory role may involve more supervisory duties.

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Infographic showing various Trailer Factory job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% As Needed, 43% Full Time, 54% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 100% Physical job distribution, with an average salary of $50,561 per year, or $24.3 per hour.

Coffee Factory Worker (Full-Time/Seasonal), $17.50/hour

Kalaheo, HI • On-site

KAUAI COFFEE
Crop Farming • 51 - 200 employees
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$17.50/hr

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Posted 28 days ago

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Position Summary: 

Supervised by the Coffee Factory Shift Supervisor who issues instructions and checks on work performed. Also directed by the Coffee Factory Operator. Capable of performing with a minimum of supervision during his or her shifts. Uses communication devices such as telephones, two-way radios and paging devices to contact supervision when required.

  • Operates, controls and adjusts Wet and Dry Coffee Plant equipment to maximize throughput with the minimum of losses while maximizing green bean quality in conformance with State of Hawaii, Department of Agricultural Standards for Kauai Coffee Grades (Standards).
  • Cleans, maintains and repairs Wet Plant, Dry Plant and storage equipment and facilities.

Qualifications/Skills/Knowledge Requirements:

  • Tools & Equipment Knowledge: Conveyors, washers, ripe/or green cherry separators, pulpers, demucilage machines, dryers, weight scales, silos, de-stoner, moisture meters and analyzers, forklifts, truck and trailer, valves, hullers, polishers, size graders, density tables, color sorters, baggers, containers, logbooks, tags, hand tools, special tools for repair work, cleaning equipment, computerized controls, computer data terminals, etc.
  • Material Use: Coffee cherries, coffee parchment, green beans, air, super sacks, bulk handling crates, burlap bags, pallets, lubricants, cleaning agents, tags, etc.
  • Incumbent must be proficient in reading, writing, speaking and taking instructions in the English language. Incumbent must also be capable of lifting 100 pound coffee bags to shoulder height repetitively.

Examples of Work Performed:

  • Responsible for all safety related matters including conducting safety meetings with assigned personnel.
  • Receives and unloads coffee cherries from tractor trailers or other means into coffee factory cherry receiving facilities.
  • Feeds, regulates the flow of cherries into and adjusts coffee cherry washing, cherry separation, pulping, demucilaging and drying equipment.
  • Loads coffee dryers, monitors dryer operating temperatures and coffee moisture levels, terminates the drying process at predetermined coffee moisture levels, unloads dryers, ensures the proper identification and storage of dry parchment coffee.
  • Retrieves from storage, parchment or green bean coffee for processing, re-bagging or shipment.   Feeds parchment coffee or green bean coffee into appropriate locations of the plant.
  • Adjusts, operates conveying, de-stoner, hulling, polishing, sizing, density sorting and color sorting equipment to ensure efficient, effective operation of the equipment to produce green bean coffee within criteria set by the Standards.
  • Adjusts, operates bagging equipment to ensure that bags are properly filled to the correct weight, sewn and stacked.
  • Neatly and legibly logs, completes and/or enters data on computer terminals all information required to track plant input and output, report time, prepare coffee shipments, or make material requisitions.
  • Cleans and services all equipment on a regular basis. Performs minor repairs or properly reports the need for plant repairs to the shift supervisor.  Assists plant maintenance personnel in plant repairs.
  • Rotates work shift as scheduled.
  • Performs other coffee factory functions as directed.
  • Safely operates lift trucks, trucks, and tractor trailer combinations to move coffee cherries into position for coffee factory receiving, pulp and parchment waste for receipt and disposal, and coffee parchment and beans for storage or processing.
  • Certification and/or licensing may be required (e.g., driver's license, professional license, etc.)

Note: The above job description contains the general data considered necessary to isolate factors affecting the job evaluation and is not to be construed as an accounting of all duties and requirements that may be inherent to the job