Automated Roll Converting Technician

Automated Roll Converting Technician

Location:

Peru, IN Compensation: $17.00/hour to start with scheduled increases up to approximately $19.00/hour

Schedule:

Day and Night Shift Opportunities

Employment Type:

Contract-to-HireA day in the life

You clock in to a clean, temperature-controlled facility operated by a well-established global manufacturer. On your cell, high-speed converting and winding machines are already humming. You begin by loading rolls or spools of raw material, verify setpoints, and run a quick visual check. Calipers and tape measure in hand, you confirm dimensions and make a small adjustment to keep quality on spec.

Throughout the shift, you watch product wind cleanly, stack finished goods, label and package them, and document results with precision.

When a minor jam appears, you’re ready: clear it safely, lubricate a bearing, and get the line back up without missing a beat. Between lots, you tidy your area, review the next order, and cross-train with a teammate on a different winding line. Your focus never leaves safety, quality, and uptime.

What you’ll handle

Set up, operate, and continuously monitor high-speed winding and converting equipment

Load raw materials (rolls/spools) and verify correct threading and alignment

Inspect in-process and finished goods; perform dimensional checks for accuracy

Use basic measuring tools (calipers, tape measures, etc.) to confirm specifications

Stack, package, and organize finished products for downstream operations

Troubleshoot minor equipment issues and perform basic preventive maintenance (cleaning, lubrication, clearing jams, light roller/bearing work)
Make routine machine adjustments to sustain throughput and quality

Keep a clean, organized workstation and complete required production/quality records

Follow all safety, quality, and operating procedures; cross-train on additional equipment

What makes you a great fit6+ months in manufacturing, production, or machine operation preferred

Hands-on experience with high-speed or high-volume equipment strongly preferred

Mechanical aptitude; comfortable troubleshooting basic machine issues

Experience with preventive maintenance is a plus Confident with hand tools and measuring devices (calipers, tape measures)
Thrives in a fast-paced environment with strong attention to detail and quality

Reliable attendance and a consistent work rhythm

Physically able to stand for a full shift and perform repetitive activities (walking, lifting, twisting, bending, stacking)
Proficiency in Lean Manufacturing Principles Backgrounds that translate well Paper, packaging, or corrugated manufacturing

Roll forming or metal processing

Automotive, plastics, food and beverage

Medical device or pharmaceutical manufacturing

High-speed converting or other automated production settings

Direct winding experience isn’t required—if you’ve run automated machinery and can make routine adjustments and basic fixes, we want to hear from you.

Where you’ll work

In a well-organized, temperature-controlled environment where automation is balanced by hands-on involvement. You’ll load materials, monitor equipment, inspect output, address small issues, and stack finished goods—staying active and engaged throughout your shift.

Why you’ll love it Starting pay of $17.00/hour with scheduled progression to about $19.00/hour Contract-to-hire pathway with potential conversion in ~24 weeks

Stable, global organization; consistent schedule; limited overtime

Clean, temperature-controlled facility

Cross-training, multi-machine exposure, and ongoing skill development

Competitive benefits upon conversion

Join a production team that prizes quality, safety, and continuous improvement—while giving you clear milestones for growth.
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