Tool Room Attendant
Lucas James Talent Partners · Glen Burnie, MD · 1 wk ago
On-siteManufacturingFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Issue, receive, and track cutting tools, inserts, tool holders, gauges, and shop supplies
- Maintain accurate inventory levels and perform regular cycle counts and audits
- Organize and maintain the tool crib for cleanliness, efficiency, and easy access
- Monitor tool usage and reorder supplies to prevent production delays
- Inspect returned tools for wear or damage and coordinate reconditioning or replacement
- Assemble and preset tooling for CNC machines as required
- Maintain tool data in inventory or tool management systems
- Work with machinists, programmers, and supervisors to ensure proper tooling availability
- Coincide with vendors and purchasing for tool procurement and deliveries
- Ensure compliance with safety standards and proper storage of tools and materials
- Support continuous improvement efforts to optimize tool usage and reduce costs
Qualifications
- A high school diploma or equivalent is required
- Two years of experience in a machine shop or tool crib environment are preferred
- Basic knowledge of machining processes, cutting tools, and tool applications are necessary
- Experience with inventory control systems or ERP software is beneficial
- The ability to read basic engineering drawings and tool specifications is important
- Strong organizational and attention-to-detail skills are essential
- Good communication and teamwork abilities are required