Machinist/Roll Grinder Repair

The primary role of the Machinist / Roll Grinder Repair is to work in the Roll Repair shop repairing and troubleshooting rolls removed for time and failure, and performing Roll PM's and housekeeping as needed. This position also provides vacation relief for the Roll Grinder Operators (Roll Grinder Operators work a rotating shift).

Primary Responsibilities:

• Work safely and follow all safety guidelines provided (LOTO, PPE, Cardinal rules).
• Participate in pre-shift meetings and safety talks.
• Operate the Roll grinder with efficiency and accuracy.
• Accurately log roll profiles and diameters in roll history when roll grinding is complete.
• Read and understand mechanical blueprints and drawings.
• Remove and inspect bearings for damage and reuse.
• Set bearings using the SKF drive up method as well as using feeler gauges.
• Operate manual machine shop equipment (lathe, mill, drill press, key broacher, balancer).
• Work from a weekly schedule and the roll grinder priority.
• Operate overhead cranes to move rolls and perform roll maintenance.
• Organize and clean roll pasture areas.
• Assist on machine down days and emergency break in work.
• Use SAP to order parts, enter time, write notifications, and close work orders.
• Utilize checklists to ensure quality assurance when work is complete.
• Work four days on four days off rotating Days and nights shift when covering Roll Grinder.
• Participate in required training.
• Perform housekeeping and organization.

Secondary Responsibilities:

• Participate on RCFA teams to determine failure modes and prevent reoccurrence.
• Keep an open line of communication between Supervisor and fellow Team members.
• Work in Roll Shop when not operating Roll Grinder.
• Work with vendors to order parts and supplies as needed.
• Weld roll parts for repair and fabrication.

Qualifications:

• Two year technical degree or two years mechanical/machine shop experience.
• Work in a team environment.
• Be a self starter and be able to work alone.
• Strong mechanical ability.
• Good computer skills (excel, word, power point, outlook, SAP)
• Understand machine shop equipment and operation.
• Ability to read blue prints.
• Be able to inspect and set bearings.
• Ability to work with a variety of hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring equipment.