Tool & Parts Attendant

Adams Communication & Engineering Technology, Inc.• Mountain Home Air Force Base, ID, US, ID

13d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is awaiting contract award. We are seeking a reliable and detail-oriented Tools and Parts Attendant to manage our industrial facility’s inventory, equipment, and supply crib. In this role, you will oversee the full lifecycle of hand tools, machine tools, dies, replacement parts, shop supplies, and precision measuring devices. You will ensure that technicians have the exact, fully operational equipment they need while maintaining flawless tracking and inventory records.

Requirements

Must possess or be able to obtain a Department of Defense (DoD) Secret Security Clearance to access the airfield and military installation.
Proven experience working in a tool crib, parts department, or industrial supply environment.
Ability to visually inspect technical equipment and comfortably use measurement tools (e.g., micrometers, calipers) to detect wear or damage.
Strong organizational skills with a track record of maintaining accurate, digital, or manual inventory and logbooks.
Ability to safely use basic hand tools, electric engraving tools, and spray equipment for tool preservation.
Ability to stand for long periods, walk throughout the industrial facility, and lift/unpack heavy parts and equipment.
Must be US Citizen to apply

Responsibilities

Issue and receive hand tools, machine tools, and equipment; maintain real-time, accurate records of all items checked out to and returned by workers.
Conduct periodic and perpetual inventory counts; proactively identify low stock levels and requisition replacement parts and shop supplies as needed.
Perform routine searches and tracking procedures to locate lost or misplaced tools and components.
Unpack, verify, and properly store incoming new equipment, tools, and replacement parts according to facility layout.
Visually inspect returned tools for wear or defects; use precision instruments like micrometers to measure for wear and immediately report damaged or worn-out equipment to supervisors.
Apply protective coatings (such as grease or anti-corrosion preservatives) to tools using brushes or spray guns; securely attach identification tags or engrave identifying information using electric marking tools.