NASG is an industry leader in the manufacturing of stampings and automated assemblies for the automotive industry.
Portland, Tennessee
North American Stamping Group is a privately held company founded in 1978. Our strategic locations within North America allows us the manufacturing footprint to cover you in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. NASG is an industry leader in the manufacturing of stampings and automated assemblies. A Tier II supplier of components, systems and aftermarket products for the automotive industry with a core business market consisting of seating, ride control, exhaust components, heat shields, noise, vibration and harness (NVH), chassis and structural and window regulators. We are one of the largest Tier II stampers / assemblers in North America. Our manufacturing footprint allows full coverage of the USMCA market from Canada, through the southern United States and down through Mexico. Our organization includes 8 manufacturing facilities, 2 machinery and tooling technical centers and 1 sales and engineering office encompassing 1.1 million square feet, 94 state of the art stamping presses up to 2,000 tons, as well as hundreds of secondary assembly operations. We are powered by 900+ team members in 3 countries. Our sales have grown annually at a compounded rate of 8.5% for the last ten years, more than doubling our business, with annual sales approaching $500 million. In addition to metal stampings, we offer secondary operations in resistance welding, mig welding, tapping, deburring, washing, riveting and assembly. All operations are IATF 16949:2016 registered. NASG has benchmarked our Quality Production systems after the Toyota Production system. We ensure ongoing training. We provide an environment that allows for open communication, participation and continual upgrading of skill levels. Quality is the cornerstone of our organization and future. We will continue our success through team members well trained in TQPS (Operational Excellence), disciplined systems / procedures, and continued reinvestment.
On-site · Woodstock
The Production Associate is responsible for packing parts, washing them according to instructions, and performing final visual quality inspections. They must also report production issues, follow safety policies, and participate in continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site · Woodstock
The technician assists licensed toolmakers with the assembly, maintenance, and repair of plant production dies and tooling. They are responsible for operating manual machines, performing routine maintenance, and ensuring the toolroom remains organized and efficient.
On-site · Woodstock
The Industrial Electrician is responsible for troubleshooting, programming, and repairing production equipment to ensure safe and efficient operations. Duties include performing preventative maintenance, documenting repairs in electronic work orders, and maintaining a clean, safe work environment.
On-site · Woodstock
Develop, estimate, and implement assembly tooling and equipment for secondary processing across production facilities. Coordinate project execution, manage vendor relationships, and utilize robotic simulations to improve machine efficiency and product flow.
