Responsible for the maintenance, inspection, and inventory of all tools and equipment within the organization.
Advising and assisting other staff members on the proper use of various tools to ensure safe and effective operations.
Conducting regular training sessions on safe tool handling, maintenance, and operational procedures.
Cooperating with team members to diagnose and solve tool-related problems promptly and efficiently.
Evaluating new tools and equipment introduced in the market for their potential use in the organization.
Keeping detailed records of tool inventories, maintenance schedules, inspected items, and reported malfunctions.
Collaborating with tool vendors and manufacturers for understanding the latest tool technologies and transforming the insights to the management for procurement decisions.
Performing routine inspections and audits of tool safety procedures and usage guidelines within the organization.
Counseling teams on optimizing the use of tools for improved productivity and minimal wear and tear.
Responding quickly to emergency tool repair requests or unplanned maintenance issues.
Ensuring the tool storage area is well-maintained, organized, and safe for use.
Staying updated with industry trends, improvements, and advancements in tool technology.
YOUR QUALIFICATIONSBachelors degree in a related technical field, or equivalent experience and certification.
Proven experience as a Tool Expert or in a similar role in a technical environment.
Advanced knowledge of various types of tools, their handling, maintenance, and repair procedures.
Ability to train others in safe and efficient tool handling practices.
Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to diagnose and resolve tool-related issues efficiently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to provide clear instructions and advice to staff members.
Experience evaluating and testing new tools and equipment, and ability to make informed recommendations.
Proficiency in keeping accurate and organized records of tool inventory, maintenance schedules, etc.
Knowledge of safety regulations and industry standards related to tool usage.
Willingness to work outside of normal business hours for emergency tool repairs or unexpected maintenance needs.
Good physical stamina and manual dexterity, as the job may involve some lifting and handling of heavy tools.
Up-to-date knowledge of latest developments and innovations in tool technology.
