Duties: Set-up and operate roll-forming machines. Skills required: Machine Operation: Understanding how the machine works and its operation is fundamental. Operators must be able to operate the machine safely and efficiently. Setup: Proper machine setup is crucial for producing high-quality products. Operators should be able to handle setup steps confidently, including coil loading, entry guide positioning, and roll station verification. Material Handling: Operators must handle steel coils and panels safely to prevent damage and accidents. Quality Control: Identifying defects early in the production process is essential for reducing scrap and ensuring product quality. Safety: Ensuring safety in roll forming factories is critical to preventing serious injuries. Basic Maintenance: Performing basic maintenance tasks, such as lubrication and part replacement, helps reduce downtime. Troubleshooting: Knowing how to fix common problems quickly reduces production delays. Electrical & Control Awareness: Understanding basic electrical and control systems helps diagnose issues faster. Production Efficiency: Improving profitability through efficient production processes. Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Following clear procedures standardizes production and improves consistency.