The Standing Seam Roll-form operator organizes the jobs, uploads them, and creates the panels for each job. They stack these jobs on carts that are preloaded by the Standing Seam crater and pass them down once they are full. They are required to read sales orders and prioritize their daily workload to ensure that all jobs for the current day are completed.
1. Team Member Development, Growth, & Engagement.
2. Implement improved operating rhythm to drive employee engagement and development.
1. Safety and Engagement
Follow all safety procedures, equipment manuals and all required safety measures for work in a warehouse environment and on-site.
Maintain and clean your assigned equipment daily; forklift and workstation.
Keep the work area clean, organized, and free of any obstructions.
Report any tool/equipment issues to Team Lead.
Ensure pre-operations inspections are being completed, and any issues are reported to Team Lead and Maintenance.
Timely near miss and incident reporting.
Ensure Team Member compete 100% OTC of assigned safety training.
Engagement measurements
Proper PPE is being used at all times.
Number of issues addressed via the safety committee.
Quickly report accidents and injuries following all safety and emergency procedures. Note all details surrounding these events and report to Team Lead.
2. Productivity.
Maintain and clean your assigned equipment daily; forklift, Rollformer, and/or truck.
Keep up on materials needed to complete orders; coil, plastic, printer paper, and/or any other items needed to complete orders.
Keep the work area clean, organized, and free of any obstructions.
Full and complete understanding of each machine, position and duty of Standing Seam Building.
Ability to read production tickets and verify the items and lengths to be produced.
Ability to upload cut lists via Eclipse and AMS programs.
Able to manually enter cutting instructions into roll former, verifying proper cuts.
Understanding Quality Control Standards and notifying management when products are not up to specifications.
With a new sales order, verify and inspect coil and machine for correct color, gauge, profile, options (flat, minor rib, striated), and number of crates needed to complete each job.
If the order is an add-on for an existing order, ensure that the color/spangle, gauge, options (flat, minor rib, striated), and vendor match that previous order.
Identify if multiple people are needed to handle the panels onsite.
Operator plus One - 20’ or less
Operator plus Two – 20’1” to 39’11”
Operator plus Three – 40’ to 59’11”
Complete all orders by the scheduled completion time.
Ensure all orders are quality controlled check with our Quality Assurance process applied.
3. Measurables.
Full and complete understanding of each machine, position, and duty of panel shop.
Forklift certification.
Able to stand, stretch, bend, kneel, and sit for long periods.
Knowledge of basic math, addition, and subtraction.
Able to read a tape measure.
Able to identify the different colors of metal.
Able to work in a fast-paced environment.
Strong attention to detail and the ability to multitask with accuracy.
Ability to learn products and proper installation knowledge.
Team focused - Work well with other staff to get the desired results.
Service-Oriented - Actively looking for ways to help people and processes.
Problem solver, critical thinker, handling multiple issues at the same time.
Active listener, communicator, strong people skills and conflict resolution.
Problem solver, critical thinker, handling multiple issues at same time.
Effective listener, communicator, and conflict resolution.
Must be able to lift 75 pounds unassisted.
2. Education/Experience.
