Brake Tool Crib Attendant
mass precisionSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Job Description
About Us:
MASS Precision Inc. is a global manufacturer with over 30 years of experience excelling in the custom contract manufacturer of electronic chassis, frames, fabrications, and turn-key electro-mechanical assemblies build to customer specification. MASS manufactures medical devices and military electronics for some of the largest companies in Silicon Valley. We are constantly improving our operations and looking for new ways to meet our Customer's needs through continuous improvement.
Position Summary:
Maintain a well-organized tool crib. Review all tooling, work with tool sheets for pulling setups. Help Break Operators with tasks to be efficient, safe and documentation as needed.
Overall Responsibilities:
Receive, store and issue BRK-Numbers for all new of modified tooling. Issue tooling for all upcoming jobs, using brake setup data. Collect information on all BRK-1 and BRK-2 setups for updates and new setups, when required. Basic material handing for brakes. Help perform basic defined brake maintenance. Work with Brake Engineering to collect missing data, and tooling information. Process Inspections. Basic tooling modifications. Communicate with the Quality and Engineering teams. Maintain tooling in Epicor.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Good communication skills Able to follow directions for training Able to lift minimum of 50 lbs. Education & Training/
Experience:
GED or High School diploma Basic computer skills Sheet metal experience preferred
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