Tooling & Equipment Setup Management: Issue, receive, and inspect precision tooling, dies, and shop accessories required for Brake Department and sheet metal manufacturing operations.Setup Packet & Documentation Verification: Review engineering setup sheets and work orders to prepare accurate tooling packages, blueprints, and setup documentation prior to production runs.Inventory Control & Organization: Maintain strict inventory control over all crib tools, press brake tooling, measuring devices, and consumables; perform regular counts and track items using the inventory management system.Quality & Calibration Inspection: Inspect returned tools for wear, burrs, or damage; send compromised tooling for sharpening/repair and ensure precision tools remain calibrated according to quality standards.Cross-Departmental Coordination: Act as a central liaison between Engineering, Machine Operations, and the Brake Department to ensure setup materials are delivered on time and prevent operational downtime.Safety & Workplace Maintenance: Enforce safety guidelines within the tool crib, maintain a clean and organized work area, and safely handle tools supporting medical and military-grade production.
1-4 years
Precision Tooling Familiarity: Previous experience working with press brake tooling, sheet metal fabrication equipment, or precision dies.Blueprint & Documentation Reading: Demonstrated ability to read engineering setup sheets, technical drawings, and manufacturing blueprints.Inventory Software Proficiency: Familiarity with inventory management systems, ERP platforms, or barcode tracking software.Quality & Measurement Expertise: Practical experience using precision measuring instruments (e.g., micrometers, calipers, height gauges) to check tool tolerances.Industry Experience: Background in precision sheet metal manufacturing, medical device production, or aerospace/defense component fabrication.Technical Communication: Ability to collaborate effectively across departments including engineering, machining, and quality control
High School Diploma or Equivalent: Standard baseline education or equivalent relevant work experience.Basic Computer Literacy: Capability to enter data, check inventory, and log tool movements in a database or computer system.Math & Measurement Proficiency: Basic shop math skills and the ability to accurately read standard measuring tools like tape measures or scales.Attention to Detail & Organization: Organizational skills to manage fast-moving inventory, keep tool crib areas secure, and prevent stock discrepancies.Dependability & Work Ethic: Excellent attendance record, punctuality, and a proactive attitude toward supporting production schedules.Safety Mindset: Commitment to following all standard operating procedures, safety guidelines, and proper equipment handling protocols.
No Degree Required
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