• Works with Engineering on Engineer changes.
• Physically examine equipment and compare work to the actual products being represented in the manuals.
• Updates existing content that can be repurposed for use as product information, online help, training materials, e-learning components, support content, proposals, policies/procedures, and other knowledge assets.
• Work with the technical publication team to improve efficiencies in producing quality publications competitively.
• Manage publications projects.
• Produce, update, revise, and edit technical documentation.
• Assists with the translation of technical documentation.
• Maintains the work area and equipment in a clean, orderly condition and follows prescribed safety procedures
• Adheres to company quality protocols and processes.
• Perform job duties in an ethical, professional manner which is consistent with the H&S handbook.
• Assists the Marketing Manager and Technical Publications Manager in supporting the marketing team with events and exhibitions as required.
• Perform all other duties as directed by Technical Publication Manger.

• Maintain excellent attendance.
• Personable, presentable and articulate.
• Effective project management skills.
• Ability to work with minimal supervision and as part of a team.
• Versatility, flexibility, and a willingness to work within constantly changing priorities with enthusiasm.
• Proven ability to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines.
• Attention to detail.

• Willing to travel.
• Excellent PC skills including Excel, Word, Pdf’s, InDesign, Photo Impact or Photoshop. Experience in SolidWorks and SolidWorks Composer is beneficial.
• Ability to analyze engineering-level information and to create technical written instruction understandable by all levels of end user.
• Knowledge of Operator Manuals and Drawings.
• An understanding of how H&S Products function.
• Strong copywriting skills and the ability to communicate complex ideas.
• Understanding of agricultural equipment.

H&S Manufacturing Co. Inc. was founded by Mr. Lauri Heikenen and two partners in 1967. In the years that followed, Mr. Heikenen bought out the original partners and H&S remains a family-owned business. The business was started to manufacture and sell self-unloading forage boxes to farm equipment dealers. The original manufacturing facility was a 50′ x 100’ block building with a very small office located on 5 acres in the then-new Marshfield Industrial Park. Over its history, H&S has experienced steady expansion of facilities, products, and markets. The original 5,000 square foot manufacturing plant has grown to 220,000 square feet on 56 acres in Marshfield and Clintonville, WI, and Ripley, NY. From its beginning, the dairy farm industry has always been H&S’s most important market. In 1968, there were 14 manufacturers making forage boxes for the dairy industry, though today just a handful exist. In 1968 H&S was the newest manufacturer of that group, while today H&S offers forage boxes up to 40′ in length. Manure spreaders are another major product H&S supplies to the dairy industry, and H&S manure spreaders have become a dominant player in this market as well. Indeed H&S manure spreaders are used on dairy farms as far away as Korea and Japan. In 1988, H&S chose to enter the large hay rake market. In the years since, H&S has become not only the largest player in that market, but also the design leader, with six patents granted by the U.S. government for new designs of bi-fold and high-capacity rakes. H&S rakes manufactured today range in size from 8 to 22 wheel. The rake business has significantly increased H&S’s presence in ag-markets beyond the dairy industry. For the future, H&S is leading the pack in two developing agricultural technologies, wrapping high-moisture baleage, and crop merging in front of high-capacity, self-propelled choppers. With its demonstrated ability to increase sales in shrinking markets, H&S is confident of its ability to lead in these new, growing markets. H&S is proud to be one of the sponsors of the National Farm Medicine Center since 1998.