ORION Spacecraft Technician Tool/Asset Control, Senior

ASRC Federal

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ASRC Federal is seeking an ORION Spacecraft Technician, Tool/Asset Control, Senior at Kennedy Space Center, FL. This role involves managing tool and asset control systems, maintaining inventory levels, creating acquisition requests, and supporting calibration oversight. The position requires a strong understanding of hand tools, drilling tools, and related structural/mechanical tooling, as well as the ability to perform physical inventory tasks. The Senior Technician will also serve as a primary point of contact for tool-related operations, provide training, and collaborate with engineering teams and vendors. Research into new tooling technologies and process improvements is also a key aspect of this role.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent experience/combined education; additional technical training or an associate‑level technical background preferred.
Demonstrated experience in inventory control, tool management, or asset tracking in a production or manufacturing environment.
Strong mechanical aptitude and understanding of hand and power‑tool applications.
Ability to lift, carry, and organize tools and materials, including ladder use for stocking tasks.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills for coordination with technicians, engineering, and vendors.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.

Nice To Haves

additional technical training or an associate‑level technical background

Responsibilities

Manage tool and asset control systems, including entry, updates, and maintenance of technician data across multiple databases.
Maintain inventory levels for production consumables, calibrated tools, and equipment across multiple operational locations.
Create acquisition requests for tool and consumable orders and track item status through receipt and end‑user distribution.
Set up, maintain, and manage databases and automated systems used for tool control, inventory management, and calibration tracking.
Support calibration oversight by tracking due dates, managing rejected items, coordinating repairs, and ensuring new items are properly tagged and documented.
Perform physical inventory tasks, including lifting, shelving, and organizing tools and consumables; use ladders as needed to stock materials.
Demonstrate strong familiarity with hand tools, drilling tools, drill bushings, and related structural/mechanical tooling.
Sort and prepare used drill bits for external regrind and refurbishment services.
Serve as a primary point of contact for tool‑related operations, troubleshooting, and technician support.
Provide training support to new hires on proper tool use, including power‑feed drilling equipment.
Collaborate with engineering teams to understand tooling requirements and production needs.
Work directly with vendors regarding tool design needs, consumable specifications, and operational improvements.
Research new tooling technologies, capabilities, and process improvements to support production operations.