Roll Form Operator / Stacker — Precision Manufacturing Pro

Helion Group; Shelbyville (IN); On-site; USD 19,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) plan

Weekly pay

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

Helion Group is seeking mechanically inclined individuals for a fast-paced manufacturing role as a Roll Form Operator or Stacker Operator. You will read a tape measure to 1/16 of an inch, work with calipers, gauges, Allen wrenches, and squares, and use basic spreadsheets and HMI systems to monitor production.

On day-to-day you will measure panels, adjust settings with hand tools, read production data in spreadsheets, troubleshoot issues to minimize downtime, and maintain a high level of

Qualifications

• Ability to read a tape measure accurately to 1/16 of an inch
• Experience using hand tools and measuring equipment, including calipers, gauges, Allen wrenches, and squares
• Computer literacy, including spreadsheets and HMI (Human-Machine Interface) systems
• Previous experience in a manufacturing environment

Responsibilities

• Work as a Roll Form Operator or Stacker Operator in a fast-paced manufacturing environment
• Measure panels daily using tape measures, calipers, squares, and levels to ensure quality standards are met
• Use hand tools, including Allen wrenches and sockets, to make necessary adjustments
• Read spreadsheets and adjust HMI settings to meet production requirements
• Troubleshoot production issues and make quick, effective decisions to minimize downtime
• Maintain a high level of attention to detail while ensuring quality and production efficiency

Skills

Tape measure reading

Hand tools

HMI literacy

Manufacturing experience

Tools

Calipers

Gauges

Allen wrenches

Squares

Job description

Helion Group is seeking mechanically inclined individuals for a fast-paced manufacturing role as a Roll Form Operator or Stacker Operator. You will read a tape measure to 1/16 of an inch, work with calipers, gauges, Allen wrenches, and squares, and use basic spreadsheets and HMI systems to monitor production.

On day-to-day you will measure panels, adjust settings with hand tools, read production data in spreadsheets, troubleshoot issues to minimize downtime, and maintain a high level of