Roll Form Technician

Setup, troubleshooting, and maintenance of assigned equipment and machinery including but not limited to presses, mills, down stackers, and uncoilers.

• Oversees roll forming lines setup including mill gapping, adjusting guides, adjusting press and feeder speeds
• Read part prints and adjust equipment to make part to print
• Identify damaged and worn components
• Make improvement recommendations to Engineering
• Uncoiler operation
• Adjustment and operation of steel straightener
• Adjustment and operation of feeder
• Adjustment and operation of lubrication system
• Adjustment and operation of press
• Adjustment and operation of conveyors
• Operation of mill
• Gapping of mill
• Adjustments of mill to meet profile
• Adjustment and operation of guide systems
• Adjustment and operation of down stacker systems
• Assist in product changeovers
• Read prints and verify part to print
• Understanding of rollforming and roll tooling
• Dissassembly and reassembly of roll stands
• Ability to align roll tooling
• Other duties as assigned by managment.
• Training is required for controlled shutdowns, emergency shutdowns, lock out tag out, and crane use. After completion of training the employee is responsible for these procedures when required or necessary.
• Responsible for some mechanical repairs or assist maintenance in repairs
• Utilize hand and power tools, cranes, and other material handling devices for manufacturing assistance.
• Must wear the required PPE for each assigned area.
• Must follow proper safety techniques for the job assigned, keeping safety at the forefront for all team members.

Keep a clean and well-maintained workspace throughout the shift

• Required High School Diploma or GED
• Industrial manufacturing experience desired
• Ability to review, interperate, communicate, and execute work orders and instructions
• Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure

Ability to read and understand part prints and roll tooling prints