What are the responsibilities and job description for the Roller Inspector position at The Timken Company?
What Timken Makes Possible Begins With You.
Those who came before us helped land a man on the moon, create the world's infrastructure, and introduce renewable energy alternatives. Now you can join the Timken team to write your own unique story and help drive what's next.
A career at Timken means you can have an immediate impact doing Work That Matters to the world— improving the efficiency of today's industrial equipment and preparing for the future of motion on our planet and beyond. New employees can start contributing right away, and there are many opportunities to advance your career at your own pace. Join our global team of 19,000 people in 45 countries, and start helping our customers push the limits of what's possible in their world of motion.
Why Timken
Perform a variety of designated gauge set ups, visual and dimensional inspection operations in the inspection of rollers and to sort for size as well as finish packaging and identification, following accepted practice.
Core Functions
Those who came before us helped land a man on the moon, create the world's infrastructure, and introduce renewable energy alternatives. Now you can join the Timken team to write your own unique story and help drive what's next.
A career at Timken means you can have an immediate impact doing Work That Matters to the world— improving the efficiency of today's industrial equipment and preparing for the future of motion on our planet and beyond. New employees can start contributing right away, and there are many opportunities to advance your career at your own pace. Join our global team of 19,000 people in 45 countries, and start helping our customers push the limits of what's possible in their world of motion.
Why Timken
- Advancement: We are a team that will train you and offer you a unique and challenging aerospace career with internal advancement opportunities.
- Innovative Impact: Challenge yourself daily to seek out innovative ways to make a meaningful impact for the company, our customers, and the community.
- Reputable Employer: America’s Most Responsible Companies, Newsweek; World’s Most Ethical Companies, The Ethisphere Institute
- Comprehensive Benefits: Competitive health and wealth benefits including medical, dental, vision, retirement (401k), life, AD&D, short & long-term disability, group legal, tuition reimbursement, paid parental leave, adoption assistance, paid time off, and employee assistance.
Perform a variety of designated gauge set ups, visual and dimensional inspection operations in the inspection of rollers and to sort for size as well as finish packaging and identification, following accepted practice.
Core Functions
- Set‑up and operate Censor Gauge and operator Squareness Gauge, OOR Gauge.
- Responsible for seeing that all special requirements such as stability checks, nital etch, Magnaflux, etc. have been met.
- Refer to Roller documents to determine dimensional requirements.
- Work to close tolerances requiring constant visual attention to assure maintaining accurate size control. Must be able to work with a minimum of supervision without error.
- May perform limited machine operator or helper duties as required in roller manufacturing.
- Train employees as required.
- Record appropriate data on designated forms as required
- Perform in‑process audits, on all roller manufacturing operations from turn to finished product.
- Maintain necessary records. Move materials in the performance of duties or as directed. Detect and report improper operation, faulty equipment, defective materials and unusual conditions to supervisor.
- Maintain work areas and equipment in a clean and orderly condition. Follow prescribed safety rules and regulations.
- Perform other related duties as required or directed.
- High School Diploma/GED required; post-secondary or trades education preferred
- Basic computer skills; including MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)
- Above average mechanical aptitude and shop math competencies
- Strong ability to follow written and verbal work instructions
- Problem solving methodology for troubleshooting
- Use of hands, legs, both near/far vision, and hearing test. Must be able to climb ladders and lift up to 30 pounds. Requires extensive periods of walking and standing.