Just a short decade and a half after opening its doors in 1999, Larsen was ready to take on a new challenge. To meet the demand for large scale assembly and increasingly complex fabrication projects, the Specialty Fabrication Unit was established in 2013. With a focus on jobs requiring more precision welding and post paint...Continue Reading

If you’re thinking about career opportunities, and like knowing your job offers stability and a chance for advancement, why not work for one of the most exciting organizations at the forefront of technological progress? Here’s a brief look at the advantages of joining the Larsen team! MANUFACTURING IS EVERYWHEREAs a leader in the metal manufacturing...Continue Reading

Job Title: Quality Inspector  Department: Quality (Stamping or Fabrication)  Reports To: Quality Manager (Stamping or Fabrication)  Summary:    The quality assurance inspector assures the consistent quality of production by developing and enforcing manufacturing practices and systems, validating processes, and providing the necessary documentation to ensure quality excellence. In this role the inspector will strive to achieve Quality Assurance operational...Continue Reading

VALUE AND SERVICE Larsen Manufacturing continues to stand above the rest in the precision metal fabrication industry, even as Covid cases surge on. Larsen ensures to provide quality services through the integration of admirable skills, while prioritizing customer satisfaction at every step. With soaring prices and metal shortages in the U.S., metal forming companies must...Continue Reading

Larsen Manufacturing has the capability of producing anything from basic weldments to complex metal fabrications with multiple welded components. We utilize both robotic and manual welders, specializing in MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding, TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding, and Spot/Projection welding for both high and low volume fabrications and assemblies.Continue Reading