Amesbury Truth – a Quanex Company

About AmesburyTruth

AmesburyTruth is a leading North American manufacturer of engineered hardware and component solutions for windows and doors. The company designs and produces products that improve security, durability, energy efficiency, and performance in residential and commercial buildings.

The Cannon Falls, Minnesota facility is part of AmesburyTruth’s national manufacturing network and contributes to the production of window and door components used across the country. As a Quanex company, AmesburyTruth combines local manufacturing expertise with the resources of a global building products organization.

What Does the Cannon Falls Facility Do?

The Cannon Falls facility operates as a manufacturing site producing hardware and component systems used in window and door assemblies.

Work at this location includes:

• Operating manufacturing and assembly equipment

• Producing engineered window and door hardware components

• Maintaining strict quality and safety standards

• Supporting warehouse, shipping, and logistics operations

• Contributing to continuous improvement and production efficiency

The products made here become part of building systems that improve home performance, safety, and energy efficiency.

What Careers Exist Here?

AmesburyTruth in Cannon Falls offers hands-on careers in manufacturing, operations, and leadership.

Production & Operations Roles

• Production Operator

• Manufacturing Associate

• Assembly Technician

• Machine Operator

• Warehouse Associate

• Quality Technician

Leadership & Support Roles

• Production Lead

• Shift Supervisor

• Operations Management

• Quality Management

• Supply Chain & Logistics Support

These roles give employees experience in advanced manufacturing, team coordination, and process-driven production environments.

How Do People Grow or Move Up Here?

AmesburyTruth supports employee development through structured onboarding, hands-on training, and career advancement opportunities.

Typical growth pathways may include:

• Entry-Level Production Operator → Senior Operator

• Senior Operator → Production Lead

• Production Lead → Supervisor or Operations Manager

• Transition into Quality, Maintenance, Engineering Support, or Supply Chain roles

Employees build expertise in manufacturing systems, safety standards, equipment operation, and leadership skills over time.