Tool & Gauge Technician

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Own asset management and control procedure for all calibrated instruments on site: serve as the sole tracker of location and ownership in the calibration registry at all times.
• Maintain objective evidence for Standard Tool & Equipment Inventory and calibration compliance artifacts required under AS9100 and manufacturing readiness level (MRL) assessment.
• Support DCMA surveillance activities with accurate, audit ready tooling and asset records.
• Own and govern the site's tool control procedure: broken tool replacement, tagging, engraving, and ownership handoff to station leads.
• Serve as named asset management POC for manufacturing readiness assessments and produce the calibration compliance artifact when required.

Job requirements

• Prior experience standing up or running a tool crib / tool control program in an aerospace or defense manufacturing environment, ideally under AS9100 and DCMA oversight.
• High school diploma or equivalent; technical/vocational training in tool & die, machining, quality, or calibration preferred.
• Basic training in tool control and work order release methods; comfortable working with a variety of forms, records, and reports.
• Familiarity with tools, gages, and consumable supplies, with a basic knowledge of storekeeping methods and inventory procedures.
• 6 to 12 months of relevant tool control / tool crib experience.
• Demonstrated experience tracking calibrated instruments in a registry/asset management system, including coordination with a third party calibration vendor.
• Strong purchasing/vendor management experience; comfortable working across multiple procurement systems (e.g., Oracle purchase request tools).
• Able to read engineering specifications (bolt/fastener specs, drawings, operation sheets) well enough to correct a tool or part request before it's purchased.