Tooling Support Technician

FieldCore•Goodyear, AZ

2d•$21 - $32

About The Position

FieldCore is seeking an entry-level Tooling Support Technician for its Tooling Division. The role supports warehouse operations by inspecting, testing, repairing, certifying, assembling, and preparing specialized hoist and rigging equipment for site projects. The technician performs equipment teardown and precision measurement, maintains quality assurance and inventory, and coordinates with leadership and tooling teams to ensure equipment is ready and delivered on schedule. Comprehensive training is provided. This position operates on a single first shift. It requires frequent movement throughout a warehouse, including walking, standing, bending, kneeling, and squatting, as well as the ability and willingness to handle repetitive weights up to 40 pounds. Working holidays, weekends, and overtime is required or expected. The hourly wage range is $21 to $32, and employees may be eligible for overtime.

Requirements

Customer-focused team player.
Experience operating hoisting or rigging equipment, hand tools, and power tools in a warehouse setting.
Ability to see and move throughout a warehouse to resolve work problems and facilitate processes; repetitive motion may be involved.
Ability and willingness to handle repetitive weights up to 40 pounds.
Willingness to work holidays, weekends, and overtime.

Nice To Haves

Ability to manage multiple priorities or tasks simultaneously and work well under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
Knowledge of tooling operations.
Knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite.
High school diploma; formal education is described as nice to have.

Responsibilities

Maintain warehouse housekeeping and follow safety guidelines.
Under oversight, test hoists using a test stand, certify and inspect hoist capacity, and update tooling systems.
Perform annual full hoist teardowns and inspections for certification.
Clean and measure internal hoist components using precision instruments.
Create annual certification documents after successful hoist testing.
Clean and lubricate hoist chains.
Test hoists frequently using a test stand after they return from site projects.
Replace defective hoist components, including chains, brakes, gears, and hooks.
Prepare and package hoist kits and extras for shipping.
Communicate and collaborate with leadership and tooling teams to ensure timely equipment delivery.
Maintain quality assurance and supplies inventory, ensuring each hoist kit has the required quantity of tools and certifications.
Complete hoist kit assembly on time to meet tool center schedules.
Ensure hoist kits are delivered without missing or non-working parts.
Review returned hoist inventory against inventory sheets to ensure all items are accounted for.
Perform visual and functional inspections of hoists returned from site to confirm they are in working condition.
Clean, reorganize, and recertify returned hoist kits.
Follow standard maintenance protocols to ensure ongoing compliance.
Create and submit restock requests for replacement parts and tools.
Work with the hoist team to identify causes of operating errors and develop solutions.
Test and inspect products or processes and evaluate repair quality.