Roll-Forming Equipment Setup Specialist Roller Die + Forming USA Rossville, GA Job Details $18 - $22 an hour 3 hours ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Measurement-based inspection Measuring tapes Blueprint specification interpretation Safety regulations Monitoring dimensions Dimensional measurements Precision measurement in machining Safety standard operating procedures Full Job Description What a Day Looks Like in Rossville, GA Step into a clean, safety-first production floor where your precision keeps metal profiles within spec and the line humming. As our Roll-Forming Equipment Setup Specialist, you'll own the setup, operation, and quality of a continuous roll-forming process that turns coils into perfectly formed components. Your Day, Start to Finish Pre-shift readiness: Review the job packet and blueprints, verify tooling and material, and complete safety checks. Setup & first-article: Configure roll sets, guides, and entry/exit tooling; run a first piece and validate dimensions with calipers and a tape measure.

Steady production:

Monitor machine geometry, line speed, and part quality; make micro-adjustments to maintain efficiency and accuracy. Troubleshoot & maintain: Perform routine maintenance and address issues proactively to keep the machine at peak performance.

Quality assurance:

Inspect finished parts against specifications and document results for full traceability.

Collaboration:

Coordinate with teammates to hit production goals and communicate issues to supervisors promptly.

Closeout:

Capture production data, complete housekeeping, and prepare a smooth handoff for the next run. What You'll Handle Set up and operate roll forming machines to meet specification requirements. Continually monitor processes; adjust for quality and throughput. Perform routine maintenance and on-the-spot troubleshooting. Inspect finished products to ensure compliance with prints and standards. Maintain a clean, orderly, and safe work area while following all safety protocols. Document production metrics and escalate issues to supervision when needed. What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent; technical manufacturing training is a plus. Background as a Roll Form Operator or similar machine operator preferred.

Required:

Hands-on experience using calipers and a tape measure. Mechanical aptitude with strong problem-solving ability. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings. Sharp attention to detail and a commitment to producing quality work. Comfort working independently and within a team environment. Knowledge of safety regulations and best practices in manufacturing.

Visual and Hearing:

Able to see with corrective eyewear and hear clearly with assistance while wearing hearing protection. Core Strengths Mechanical troubleshooting skills Metal stamping & forming (Progressive Die) Machine geometry & alignment Precision measurement & inspection Machine setups for production runs Primary Equipment Roll Forming Machine If you love precision, thrive on problem-solving, and want to make components that meet exacting standards, we'd love to hear from you.