Roll Forming Machine Operator

Job Description

Job Description

The  Roll Forming Machine Operator is responsible for operating equipment in a roll forming manufacturing environment to produce metal components. This  Roll Forming Machine Operator role involves material handling, basic machine operation, and ensuring production quality standards are met. The ideal  Roll Forming Machine Operator is mechanically inclined, dependable, and comfortable working in a hands-on industrial setting.

Required Experience & Skills

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly
• Ability to read and use a  tape measure accurately
• Basic computer skills for  machine operation and controls
• Forklift operation experience
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to  quality
• Reliable attendance and strong work ethic
• Spanish speaking ability  a plus (not required)

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Operate roll forming equipment to produce  metal components
• Monitor machine controls and make basic  adjustments as needed
• Load and move materials using  forklift or manual handling
• Measure and verify product dimensions using a  tape measure
• Maintain a  clean and organized work area
• Follow all  safety procedures and company standards
• Support production goals and work with team members to maintain  efficiency

Work Environment

• Manufacturing/roll forming shop environment
• Exposure to  machinery, metal materials, and noise
• Physically active role requiring  lifting and standing

Company Description

Skyline Steel, Inc. was founded in 1983 as a steel building contractor specializing in covered parking structures. Rick Dancer, President of Skyline Steel since 1987, found that subcontracting portions of the work increased costs and decreased their control over scheduling of all metal building projects.

Faced with this challenge, Skyline Steel set out to perform each task in the process. They gained more equipment and specialists for each phase of the structural steel building process. Skyline Steel became the first company in the southwest to provide complete covered parking structures

Soon, Skyline Steel was building anything from airplane hangers to manufacturing sheds. By 1992, they dominated this segment of the steel building industry and began to take on commercial metal buildings. The commercial building segment is now the largest division in the company and provides the same full service fabrication and erection.

Skyline has advanced to the company it is today by fabrication & erection of Carport's, turnkey Solar Carports & turnkey Solar Super Structures & Heavy Structural/Misc Steel Buildings.

Company Description

Skyline Steel, Inc. was founded in 1983 as a steel building contractor specializing in covered parking structures. Rick Dancer, President of Skyline Steel since 1987, found that subcontracting portions of the work increased costs and decreased their control over scheduling of all metal building projects.\r\n\r\nFaced with this challenge, Skyline Steel set out to perform each task in the process. They gained more equipment and specialists for each phase of the structural steel building process. Skyline Steel became the first company in the southwest to provide complete covered parking structures\r\n\r\nSoon, Skyline Steel was building anything from airplane hangers to manufacturing sheds. By 1992, they dominated this segment of the steel building industry and began to take on commercial metal buildings. The commercial building segment is now the largest division in the company and provides the same full service fabrication and erection.\r\n\r\nSkyline has advanced to the company it is today by fabrication & erection of Carport's, turnkey Solar Carports & turnkey Solar Super Structures & Heavy Structural/Misc Steel Buildings.