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Kapco Inc.

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Bio

Jim Kacmarcik, Chairman & CEO of Kapco Inc., is the second-generation owner who has grown the company into a top U.S. metal manufacturer. He’s also an entrepreneur who is committed to giving back, investing in impactful charitable organizations, and supporting his employees and the community with the launch of the Kacmarcik Center for Human Performance.

Who we are

As an employer of choice, our skilled professionals deliver high-quality metal stamping, fabrication, welding, and precision manufacturing using advanced technology. Trusted by leading brands, we’re a single-source supplier known for delivering parts with accuracy, speed, and care—while investing in our team and giving back to the community.

Stuff we make

We are proud to partner with OEMs in military and heavy equipment, recreational vehicles, agriculture, whitegoods, and commercial lighting industries to produce:

  • Stamped metal parts of all sizes and complexities
  • Fabricated metal components
  • Machined components
  • Formed and welded sub-assemblies
  • Wide range of tool & die design and build

Company benefits

We invest in the success of our people, providing access to learning & development through The Kacmarcik Center for Human Performance — supporting job-skill training, leadership development and personal fulfillment.

In addition to: Health, Dental, Vision, & Life/Disability Insurance, 401(K)/ Profit Sharing, Paid Vacation, Apprenticeship/Internships, On-site Wellness Center, Fitness Club Membership.

Fun stuff

Summer family picnic and Holiday parties, Thanksgiving turkey giveaway, Bag toss tournaments, Onsite food trucks, Cook-offs, Complimentary sporting events, zoo passes, concert tickets, and community event tickets. Health club membership, Variety of courses from cooking to yoga to painting, Volunteer opportunities and paid time off to support Kapco’s philanthropic efforts.

Work Here Today

At Kapco, you can find a rewarding career with great, talented people and competitive wages. We’re hiring in both corporate and production floor roles including: Brake Press, Punch Press, Laser and CNC Operators, Welders, Welder Robotic Operator, Tool and Die, Quality Inspector, CDL Truck Drivers, Material Handlers, Picker/Packers.

Median earners (Top 50%)

$24+/hr

CONTACT

Jennifer Wenger
(262) 370-8272
wenger@kapcoinc.com
linkedin.com/in/jenniferwenger

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    COMPANY INFO

    • Employees: 500
    • Year founded: 1975
    • President: Jim Kacmarcik

    Erin Jozwowski | Continuous Improvement Leader

    Age: 26

    Years at Kapco: 4

    Education/Certification: UW Platteville, industrial engineering degree

    What do you do on a day-to-day basis? Our program trains the Kapco workforce in Lean Six Sigma (Blue and Green belts) and mentors project teams to apply these tools in solving problems and completing projects.

    How did you arrive at your current position? What was your professional or career path? I’m now a continuous improvement leader, but I started as an industrial engineering intern, later supporting process documentation at our paint company. I’ve held several roles across departments, growing through each opportunity in industrial and manufacturing engineering along the way.

    What is the best part about your job? The best part of my job is collaborating with people across the organization to solve problems and seeing project teams use problem-solving tools to make meaningful improvements in their daily work.

    “In manufacturing, you’re not just solving problems—you’re driving progress. Every improvement we make strengthens the team, the process, and our product.”

    Carl Rydell | Stamping Engineer

    Age: 28

    Years at Kapco: 4.5

    Education/Certification: Oregon State Univ, Bachelor of Science, mfg & industrial engineering

    What do you do on a day-to-day basis? I support production by solving problems, improving processes, and designing better, safer, and more efficient ways for our people to work and our products to succeed.

    How did you arrive at your current position? What was your professional or career path? I interned in manufacturing during college. I moved to Wisconsin in 2020 and landed an interview through a family connection. I had no stamping experience, but Kapco gave me a chance and has taught me everything I know about stamping.

    What is the best part about your job? I enjoy working with different people across the company on a wide range of projects. I like seeing ideas grow from concept to implementation- designing, fabrication, troubleshooting, and more. Every step keeps the work interesting and meaningful.

    “Every day in manufacturing brings something new. It’s hands-on, rewarding work with real growth opportunities—I’m proud of what we build together.”