Careers at Tru-Form Plastics
Work With Thermoforming Experts Who Take Quality – and People – Seriously
At Tru-Form Plastics, we create dependable thermoformed packaging solutions for some of the most demanding industries out there. Behind that success is a team built on respect, collaboration, and accountability. We take pride in our work and in each other.
We value integrity, clear communication, and continuous improvement. Whether you’re on the production floor or managing customer relationships, your contribution supports our shared goal: delivering custom thermoforming solutions with consistency and care.
That’s the TFP Difference.
Why Join Tru-Form?
A Culture Built Around Trust and Execution
From in-house designers to quality engineers, production specialists, and customer service professionals, our team plays a critical role in producing high-quality components across medical, aerospace, automotive, defense, and electronics markets. We work together to solve challenges, keep production moving, and deliver parts that meet exacting standards.
Looking to grow in your field? Tru-Form offers hands-on experience with advanced forming equipment, custom thermoforming processes, and a team that values knowledge sharing and reliability.
Benefits That Work for You
Insurance Benefits
- Health Insurance (HMO & PPO)
- Vision Insurance
- Company-Paid Life Insurance
- Optional Voluntary Life Coverage
Work-Life Balance
- Paid Time Off
- Sick Time
- Alternative Work Week Schedules
Financial & Additional Perks
- 401(k)
- Flexible Spending Account
- Employee Assistance Program
- Travel and Entertainment Discounts (via third-party)
Current Job Openings
We currently have no job openings.
Don’t see the right fit?
We’re always open to hearing from qualified individuals. If you have experience in plastics manufacturing, assembly, tooling, quality, or operations, send us your resume.
Learn More About Tru-Form Plastics
Want to know more about the people behind our parts and what it’s like to work in custom thermoforming? Explore blog posts written by team members and industry professionals:
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Solving a Complex Assembly Challenge with an Aircraft Lavatory – Toilet Shroud
The aircraft lavatory toilet shroud presented a problem that many thermoformers would not want to touch. The existing manufacturing method relied on drape forming, a labor-intensive process that required multiple people to handle and shape heated plastic by hand. It was slow, difficult to control, and not well-suited for repeatable production. For the customer, that…
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Nearshoring vs. Onshoring: Choosing the Right Manufacturing Strategy for Aerospace and Defense
A prototype needing another revision on Thursday creates a different sourcing problem than a production part that has run unchanged for three years. Aerospace and defense OEMs source both types of work, which is why the nearshoring vs. onshoring question rarely has one answer. Mexico offers real geographic and cost advantages; domestic production brings something…
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The Hidden Cost of High MOQs and Specialty Materials
A customer comes to us with a packaging need. The part itself is simple enough: a tray, a cover, an insert to hold something delicate while it moves through handling or assembly. But somewhere earlier in the process, someone specified an antistatic or static-dissipative material, and now the quote doesn’t match the budget. This isn’t…