Slitter Operator: Precision Web Converting (Weekly Pay)

Ōnin Staffing; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Doctor’s visits copays

Teledoctor service

Counseling services

Life insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Vacation and holiday pay

Legal services

Employee discount program

Job summary

Onin Staffing is seeking a detail-oriented Rewind Slitter Operator for our Nashville, TN facility. You will set up, adjust, and operate high-speed slitter rewinder machinery to convert master rolls into precision-wound finished rolls.

The ideal candidate will have solid mechanical troubleshooting skills, a good grasp of web tension and roll geometry, and a commitment to safety and quality control.

Qualifications

• 1-2 years of experience operating roll slitting, slitter-rewinding, or web converting equipment.
• Solid understanding of slitting methods (shear, razor, score) and differential shaft/core winding principles.
• Proven skill using precision measurement tools (calipers, micrometers, tape measures).

Responsibilities

• Review job travelers, engineering specifications, and schedules to determine material requirements, slit widths, core sizes, and winding specs.
• Mount master material rolls onto unwind mandrels using pneumatic shafts, hoists, or roll lifters.
• Configure and align slitting tooling to exact dimensional tolerances.
• Thread web lines through tension rollers, edge guides, and slitting heads onto designated rewind shafts and cores.
• Regulate unwind/rewind tension, web tracking, lay-on roll pressure, and line speeds to produce straight, tightly wound rolls.

Skills

Experience with slitting equipment

Technical measurement tools

Math and problem-solving

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Onin Staffing is seeking a detail-oriented Rewind Slitter Operator for our Nashville, TN facility. You will set up, adjust, and operate high-speed slitter rewinder machinery to convert master rolls into precision-wound finished rolls.

The ideal candidate will have solid mechanical troubleshooting skills, a good grasp of web tension and roll geometry, and a commitment to safety and quality control.