Tool Crib Attendant

Key Responsibilities: Issue, receive, and track tools, equipment, and consumables Maintain accurate inventory records using manual logs or inventory software Inspect tools for wear or damage and coordinate repairs or replacements Organize and maintain tool crib for efficiency and cleanliness Monitor stock levels and reorder supplies as needed Calibrate tools or coordinate calibration schedules (if applicable)Ensure compliance with company policies, safety standards, and aerospace quality requirements Support production staff with tool requests and technical inquiries

Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required 1–3 years of experience in a tool crib, warehouse, or manufacturing environment preferred Familiarity with hand tools, precision measuring instruments, and shop equipment Basic computer skills (inventory systems experience is a plus)

Preferred Skills: Experience with ERP or inventory management systems Understanding of tool calibration processes

Experience: Required Other requirements: Comply with all safety policies, practices and procedures. Maintain the highest degree of honesty and integrity at all times. FULL-Time position of 8-12 hrs Mon-Fri with Sat optional Pay rate is based on experience in field\nCompany

Description: Nytron Aerospace is your trusted partner in providing concept-to-production solutions for the space and defense industry. We leverage our combined capabilities, advanced technologies, and a proven track record of performance across our three divisions to deliver solutions for integrated dynamic systems, assemblies, and advanced manufacturing. These components are vital in our industry’s most critical programs, including crewed-space flight and hypersonic missions.

Company Description: Nytron Aerospace is your trusted partner in providing concept-to-production solutions for the space and defense industry. We leverage our combined capabilities, advanced technologies, and a proven track record of performance across our three divisions to deliver solutions for integrated dynamic systems, assemblies, and advanced manufacturing. These components are vital in our industry’s most critical programs, including crewed-space flight and hypersonic missions.