Rothschild, Wisconsin, United States · On-site
$19/hr–$20/hr
Schuette Inc. has been a trusted leader in full-service fabrication since 1957, consistently delivering exceptional products through the use of cutting-edge technologies. We pride ourselves in not just meeting, but excee…
Skills: Loading, Unloading, Masking, Plugging, Bolting
Rothschild, Wisconsin, United States · On-site
Schuette Inc. has been a trusted leader in full-service fabrication since 1957, consistently delivering exceptional products through the use of cutting-edge technologies. We pride ourselves in not just meeting, but excee…
Skills: Surface preparation, Sanding, Grinding, Blasting, Priming
Rothschild, Wisconsin, United States · On-site
Schuette Inc. has been a trusted leader in full-service fabrication since 1957, consistently delivering exceptional products through the use of cutting-edge technologies. We pride ourselves in not just meeting, but excee…
Skills: Break press operation, Blueprint reading, Machine maintenance, Quality inspection, Calipers
Rothschild, Wisconsin, United States · On-site
Schuette Inc. has been a trusted leader in full-service fabrication since 1957, consistently delivering exceptional products through the use of cutting-edge technologies. We pride ourselves in not just meeting, but excee…
Skills: Preventive Maintenance, Troubleshooting, PLC, VFD, Mechanical Repair
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The employee is responsible for loading and unloading products on the paint line while ensuring proper spacing and identification. They must also perform masking, plugging, or bolting tasks and report any product defects observed during the process.
Candidates must be physically capable of lifting up to 50lbs and standing for prolonged periods. The role requires reliable attendance, the ability to meet deadlines, and a willingness to be cross-trained in other production areas.
Schuette Inc. has been a trusted leader in full-service fabrication since 1957, consistently delivering exceptional products through the use of cutting-edge technologies. We pride ourselves in not just meeting, but exceeding customer expectations. Specializing in metal fabrication. Schuette Inc. produces complex components for a wide range of OEMs across industries such as architecture, construction, industrial, defense sectors, and access equipment. Over the years, we have continually expanded our capabilities, earning the trust of global OEMs.
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Schuette Inc.is an Equal Opportunity Employer
What started merely as a milk route resulted in one of the best complex metal fabricators in the United States. Schuette Movers Three brothers, Earl, Marv, and Cliff Schuette started a sawmill based on profits from a milk route, selling framing lumber to builders. After World War II, the family expanded their business, including a sawmill, a one-stop building center, called Schuette Builders, and Schuette Movers. Schuette incorporated in 1957. Finding our Niche Our A-Ha! moment came when a large agricultural original equipment manufacturer (OEM) asked us to solve a problem. They needed fabrication for an intricate part but couldn’t find a supplier. Working together, we designed and fabricated the complicated part they needed. After they told us that there wasn’t another company with our ability, we realized we were unique. We built our reputation as the go-to metal fabrication company for complicated manufacturing. We fabricate OEM parts including engine mounts, speaker frames, bulldozer rock guards, and components used in tractors, combines, bulldozers, front-end loaders, or industrial tractors. We’ve expanded to include the Agricultural, Defense, Construction, Industrial, and Access Equipment markets. We’ve also implemented a Quick Response Manufacturing (QRM) process, helping our customers by improving quality and lead-times. Taking Care of Our People Nearly 170 people work for Schuette and we take care of them. We’ve installed an air quality system second to none. Every welding station has a smoke extraction arm pulling smoke away from their breathing zone. Finally, the shop is climate controlled. Why so much effort? Two reasons: we want to hire the best people and keep the best employees. Our president, John Peterson, sums it up nicely: “You can have all the buildings and the equipment in the world, but if you don’t have people to work in the facility, it doesn’t do you much good.”
Offices: 1604 Morrison Ave, Rothschild, Wisconsin 54474, US
What started merely as a milk route resulted in one of the best complex metal fabricators in the United States. Schuette Movers Three brothers, Earl, Marv, and Cliff Schuette started a sawmill based on profits from a milk route, selling framing lumber to builders. After World War II, the family expanded their business, including a sawmill, a one-stop building center, called Schuette Builders, and Schuette Movers. Schuette incorporated in 1957. Finding our Niche Our A-Ha! moment came when a large agricultural original equipment manufacturer (OEM) asked us to solve a problem. They needed fabrication for an intricate part but couldn’t find a supplier. Working together, we designed and fabricated the complicated part they needed. After they told us that there wasn’t another company with our ability, we realized we were unique. We built our reputation as the go-to metal fabrication company for complicated manufacturing. We fabricate OEM parts including engine mounts, speaker frames, bulldozer rock guards, and components used in tractors, combines, bulldozers, front-end loaders, or industrial tractors. We’ve expanded to include the Agricultural, Defense, Construction, Industrial, and Access Equipment markets. We’ve also implemented a Quick Response Manufacturing (QRM) process, helping our customers by improving quality and lead-times. Taking Care of Our People Nearly 170 people work for Schuette and we take care of them. We’ve installed an air quality system second to none. Every welding station has a smoke extraction arm pulling smoke away from their breathing zone. Finally, the shop is climate controlled. Why so much effort? Two reasons: we want to hire the best people and keep the best employees. Our president, John Peterson, sums it up nicely: “You can have all the buildings and the equipment in the world, but if you don’t have people to work in the facility, it doesn’t do you much good.”
Offices: 1604 Morrison Ave, Rothschild, Wisconsin 54474, US
