Tool Crib Attendant

Job Summary:

The Tool Crib Attendant is responsible for managing and maintaining the tool crib area, setting up the tooling to assist in set up reduction, ensuring that all tools and equipment are properly stored, issued, and maintained. This role plays a crucial part in supporting the manufacturing process by ensuring that tools are readily available and in good working condition.

Duties/Responsibilities:

Inventory Management:

Maintain accurate inventory records of all tools, equipment, and supplies in the tool crib. Perform regular inventory counts and update records as needed.

Tool Issuance and Return:

Issue tools and equipment to manufacturing personnel as needed. Ensure that all tools are returned and properly stored after use. If necessary, locate tools in the department to verify condition.

Tool Maintenance:

Inspect tools and equipment for wear and damage. Perform routine maintenance and minor repairs as needed. Coordinate with the maintenance department for major repairs.

Order Supplies:

Monitor inventory levels and order replacement tools, equipment, special tooling required and supplies as needed to ensure uninterrupted manufacturing operations.

Record Keeping:

Maintain accurate records of tool usage, maintenance activities, and inventory transactions.

Safety Compliance:

Ensure that all tools and equipment are used and stored in compliance with safety regulations and company policies. Interpersonal skills : Provide excellent customer service to manufacturing personnel by assisting them in locating and obtaining the tools and equipment they need.

Organization:

Keep the tool crib area clean, organized, labeling fixtures/vice jaws and keeping space free of hazards.

Reporting:

Generate and submit regular reports on tool crib activities, inventory levels, and maintenance issues to the supervisor.

Setup Reduction:

Gather and preset all tooling and sharpen tools if needed. Ensure all necessary clamping or fixturing is available and in functional condition.

Inspection Preset:

work with the inspection department to gather all necessary inspection equipment for any job. Perform any other duties or tasks as assigned or required. Required Skills/Abilities Ability to read measuring equipment Critical thinking skills Time management skills Organizational skills Basic mathematical skills Must be able to read small lettering on tooling Basic computer skills

Education and Experience:

High school diploma or equivalent Previous experience in a manufacturing environment; tool crib management experience preferred.

Physical Requirements:

Good vision is necessary for inspecting products, reading specifications, and operating measuring instruments. The ability to manipulate tools and equipment effectively is crucial. Typically spend a portion of time standing at inspection stations or walking around the production floor. Extended periods of time sitting at a desk to review data or complete paperwork. Occasionally lifting or carrying of light materials, parts or tools. (typically under 15 lbs.) The ability to handle and move parts up to 35 lbs. Inspecting products on lower shelves or working with equipment on the ground might require bending or kneeling. Inspecting products on high shelves or operating overhead equipment might require reaching.

About Atscott:

Atscott Mfg, Inc. is a turnkey solutions provider, specializing in manufacturing and assembly services, a committed project partner for our customers from prototyping through production phases. We are a family-owned business with a strong moral compass and work ethic, large enough to have a lot of capabilities, yet small enough to be very responsive. Each of our employees contribute experience in metal fabrication, machining, painting, welding, stamping, and assembling all forms of manufactured parts and assemblies. Here at Atscott, commitment, dedication, and dependability are all things we hold in high regard. A team is only as good as its members, and we are fortunate to have All-Stars on our roster! We value all of our employees which is why we have many employees that have been with us for many years. It is not uncommon to walk the shop floor and be greeted by employees who have been with Atscott for over 20 years or longer! Our employees refresh their skills annually through continuous training with Pine Technical College and through Enterprise Minnesota, along with multiple opportunities for on-the-job education. As a product of continual investment in its employees and application of this further education, Atscott has been bestowed numerous customer awards and recognitions for quality, service, delivery, and cost control. Shop Hours 1st

Shift:

Monday-Thursday:

6am-3pm Friday

• 6am-12pm

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$22.00

• $25.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person Tool Crib Attendant 1150 Holstein Drive NE, Pine City, MN 55063 $22

• $25 an hour
• Full-time $22
• $25 an hour

•

Full-time Job Summary:

The Tool Crib Attendant is responsible for managing and maintaining the tool crib area, setting up the tooling to assist in set up reduction, ensuring that all tools and equipment are properly stored, issued, and maintained. This role plays a crucial part in supporting the manufacturing process by ensuring that tools are readily available and in good working condition.

Duties/Responsibilities:

Inventory Management:

Maintain accurate inventory records of all tools, equipment, and supplies in the tool crib. Perform regular inventory counts and update records as needed.

Tool Issuance and Return:

Issue tools and equipment to manufacturing personnel as needed. Ensure that all tools are returned and properly stored after use. If necessary, locate tools in the department to verify condition.

Tool Maintenance:

Inspect tools and equipment for wear and damage. Perform routine maintenance and minor repairs as needed. Coordinate with the maintenance department for major repairs.

Order Supplies:

Monitor inventory levels and order replacement tools, equipment, special tooling required and supplies as needed to ensure uninterrupted manufacturing operations.

Record Keeping:

Maintain accurate records of tool usage, maintenance activities, and inventory transactions.

Safety Compliance:

Ensure that all tools and equipment are used and stored in compliance with safety regulations and company policies. Interpersonal skills : Provide excellent customer service to manufacturing personnel by assisting them in locating and obtaining the tools and equipment they need.

Organization:

Keep the tool crib area clean, organized, labeling fixtures/vice jaws and keeping space free of hazards.

Reporting:

Generate and submit regular reports on tool crib activities, inventory levels, and maintenance issues to the supervisor.

Setup Reduction:

Gather and preset all tooling and sharpen tools if needed. Ensure all necessary clamping or fixturing is available and in functional condition.

Inspection Preset:

work with the inspection department to gather all necessary inspection equipment for any job. Perform any other duties or tasks as assigned or required. Required Skills/Abilities Ability to read measuring equipment Critical thinking skills Time management skills Organizational skills Basic mathematical skills Must be able to read small lettering on tooling Basic computer skills

Education and Experience:

High school diploma or equivalent Previous experience in a manufacturing environment; tool crib management experience preferred.

Physical Requirements:

Good vision is necessary for inspecting products, reading specifications, and operating measuring instruments. The ability to manipulate tools and equipment effectively is crucial. Typically spend a portion of time standing at inspection stations or walking around the production floor. Extended periods of time sitting at a desk to review data or complete paperwork. Occasionally lifting or carrying of light materials, parts or tools. (typically under 15 lbs.) The ability to handle and move parts up to 35 lbs. Inspecting products on lower shelves or working with equipment on the ground might require bending or kneeling. Inspecting products on high shelves or operating overhead equipment might require reaching.

About Atscott:

Atscott Mfg, Inc. is a turnkey solutions provider, specializing in manufacturing and assembly services, a committed project partner for our customers from prototyping through production phases. We are a family-owned business with a strong moral compass and work ethic, large enough to have a lot of capabilities, yet small enough to be very responsive. Each of our employees contribute experience in metal fabrication, machining, painting, welding, stamping, and assembling all forms of manufactured parts and assemblies. Here at Atscott, commitment, dedication, and dependability are all things we hold in high regard. A team is only as good as its members, and we are fortunate to have All-Stars on our roster! We value all of our employees which is why we have many employees that have been with us for many years. It is not uncommon to walk the shop floor and be greeted by employees who have been with Atscott for over 20 years or longer! Our employees refresh their skills annually through continuous training with Pine Technical College and through Enterprise Minnesota, along with multiple opportunities for on-the-job education. As a product of continual investment in its employees and application of this further education, Atscott has been bestowed numerous customer awards and recognitions for quality, service, delivery, and cost control. Shop Hours 1st

Shift:

Monday-Thursday:

6am-3pm Friday

• 6am-12pm

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$22.00

• $25.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person