Precision Roll Fabrication Machinist

Job Description

Job Description

Build Precision Rolls That Power Manufacturing

Company: Precision Roll Solutions

Location: 1281 Parkview Rd, Green Bay 54304

Shift: 1st Shift | 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM

Pay: $28.00–$32.00 per hour

At 6:00 AM, you review the day’s work orders and blueprints, mapping out the setups you’ll run. You select and set up machine tools, rig a steel roll with a hoist, secure it carefully, and double‑check guards and personal protective equipment. As cuts begin, you monitor performance, measure, and fine‑tune feeds and speeds. If something drifts, you diagnose the cause, adjust, and suggest spec or design changes that could cut cost and boost performance. You keep the area tidy, move heavy rolls with a dolly or forklift, and document time in the system. By 2:30 PM, another run of precision components is complete—clean, on spec, and ready for customers across multiple industries.

Following the merger of Precision Roll Solutions, American Roller Company, and Finzer Roller, we’ve united decades of roll manufacturing expertise. Our work touches nearly every industry, so the parts you craft make a real difference. Projects vary—no two are the same—so your skills grow with every job. This is stable, essential work that won’t be replaced by AI because we build the tools that manufacturers rely on. Expect a career path, job security, and support for your life outside work through comprehensive benefits, retirement savings opportunities, and work‑life balance. The work can get dirty; the finished results are consistently beautiful.

Produce precision components and steel rolls that meet blueprints and engineering requirements using machine tools and sound machining practices.

• Champion safety: use machine guards and PPE; follow safety procedures and OSHA guidelines.
• Interpret work orders, job specs, blueprints, and details to plan machining steps.
• Set up, adjust, and operate assigned machine tools to meet specification safely and accurately.
• Observe operations to spot issues; make corrections; recommend design/spec changes to reduce cost, add value, and improve efficiency and performance; propose rework and warranty solutions.
• Move parts/rolls using transport dollies and a forklift; rig, lift, and position workpieces with hoists; secure them on machines.
• Complete assigned tasks within allotted time.
• Maintain housekeeping and basic maintenance to keep a clean, safe work area.
• Engage in continuous improvement initiatives and participate in Gemba activities.

• Strong listening skills; follow written and verbal instructions; take effective notes during training.
• Read and understand procedures, routers, and other job documentation.
• Read drawings/blueprints and technical specs; apply geometric tolerances.
• Hands‑on knowledge of machine shop tools, power tools, and related equipment; manual machine tool experience is a plus.
• Use precision metrology: bore gauges, micrometers, feeler gauges, surface finish testers, surface plates, height gauges, etc.; detect performance changes; CMM experience is a plus.
• Solid math skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and geometry.
• Basic PC skills for timekeeping.
• Collaborative team player.
• Adaptable in a dynamic environment with shifting priorities.
• Stand or walk for 8–10 hours per shift.
• Lift at least 50 lbs.

If you’re ready to master your craft and see your work make an impact across industries, we’d love to meet you.