Discover a Career with Cornhusker 800

Cornhusker800 started as a Trailer Service Shop in 1964 and has been manufacturing and repairing Commodity Hopper Trailers since 1967 at our original location on 800 Oak St. in Lincoln, Ne. We are looking for committed TEAM members that enjoy working with their hands to make repairs on our trailers.

This position starts at $20-25 per hour pay is based on experience. Our hours of operation are Monday - Thursday 630a-5p. 4 day work weeks every week!

We offer Full-Time health benefits, 401K, holiday pay, vacation, and other employee perks. Annual pay increases.

A qualified TEAM member must pay attention to detail, retain procedures, and be here ready to work daily to learn the skills needed to succeed at the job. The individual must be mechanically skilled and be able to use basic hand and air tools to perform service work to effectively make repairs. Repairs are made on trailers as well as aluminum truck dump bodies and rock pups. The jobs can be thought of as a auto body type work without the Bondo.

Performing the job duties consistently and being productive allows you the ability to earn more money for yourself. Additional compensation is based on your job performance and reliability to be here.

This position involves many different aspects of repair work. These tasks vary from basic routine jobs to more complex jobs including disassembling and reassembling components with the correct procedures. Changing semi-trailer brake pads is a common task completed.

New hires will be working directly with other team members with guidance from the service department manager. Training will be provided; however, previous mechanical, MIG welding aluminum and steel, cut off wheel, torch cutting, and other types of service work experience are preferred but not required, we are willing to train the right motivated person.

Qualified applicants must have attention to detail, be able to retain procedures, execute work orders from paperwork, lift up to 50 Lbs. without accommodation, be able to read a tape measure down to the 1/16" in a timely manner, and be able to take direction while working as a TEAM.