2nd shift Tool Crib Attendant

Boler, Hendrickson, Anchor Harvey•Union, IL

About The Position

The Tool Crib / Stock Room Attendant maintains an effective stock room and tooling system. The role involves stocking, inspecting, issuing, identifying, repairing, and lubricating tools and equipment, as well as managing MRO resources to support manufacturing departments through standardization of tools, consumables, materials, and parts. The attendant works with Manufacturing Engineers, Production Control, Purchasing, and suppliers to ensure minimum and maximum inventory levels support demand. The work takes place in a warehouse setting and may involve a dusty environment, moving mechanical parts, and moderate noise. The position requires standing, walking, frequent hand and finger use, and bending, stooping, or kneeling; occasional lifting or moving of more than 50 pounds may be required.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Good working knowledge of computers.
MS Office skills, especially MS Excel.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced, changing environment.
Willingness to work in a dusty environment.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to stand continually; walk and use hand and finger dexterity frequently; and bend, stoop, or kneel frequently.
Ability to occasionally lift or move more than 50 pounds.
Ability to work near moving mechanical parts.

Responsibilities

Update set-up sheets as necessary.
Issue and update CNC programs.
Receive, verify, store, and disburse tooling, material, supplies, and consumables from the crib area.
Maintain perpetual inventory, inventory control, item locations, cataloging, distribution, and related computer records.
Prepare and maintain tool kits for different machines and operations, including jigs, fixtures, and similar equipment.
Prepare and disassemble tool kits for machining centers.
Maintain minimum levels of consumables and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Perform weekly consumable inventory checks and requisition items as needed.
Perform minor maintenance and repairs on machine tools and equipment; lubricate shop items as necessary.
Identify material returned to the crib for restocking.
Work from prints, sketches, process sheets, and written or verbal instructions.
Keep the work area, machinery, and equipment clean and orderly.
Detect and report faulty operations and defective material.
Report print errors and errors in written or verbal instructions.
Comply with safety and plant rules, regulations, and practices.
Update the tool and equipment log to record items taken out of service and new items added.
Manage MRO resources to support manufacturing departments through standardization of tools, consumables, materials, and parts.
Coordinate with Manufacturing Engineers, Production Control, and Purchasing to ensure minimum and maximum inventory levels support demand.
Work directly with primary and secondary suppliers to ensure minimum and maximum inventory levels are correct.