The Tool Analyst coordinates, reviews, dispositions, and tracks engine assembly and disassembly tooling. The role documents tool transactions for deliverable metrics and reports using SAP software and standard work document forms. It includes inspecting tools for condition and configuration against tool drawings, processing paperwork for tool revisions, repairs, and modifications, and maintaining tool inventory and logistical accuracy. Under general supervision and guidance from a more experienced tool and die maker or supervisor, the position also involves producing, repairing, adapting, and rectifying dies and other mechanical equipment to high-precision specifications and tolerances. Work is performed by interpreting blueprints, consulting specifications, and conducting operational tests. The role typically requires one to four years of experience.
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