Tool Crib Attendant

Miller Industries – Tool Crib Attendant - 1st Shift

• Fenton, Michigan Who We Are At Miller Industries, we design, engineer, and manufacture custom products right here in the USA, at our locations in Fenton and Burton, Michigan, and with additional engineering support in El Paso, Texas. The divisions of our business include Miller Fabricated Systems, Flex Air, Miller Industries Representatives, and our MI Service Group. Together, we have the capabilities to provide our customers with custom steel fabrication, custom commercial and industrial HVAC systems, and various modular mechanical and electrical systems. Over the years, we have been a primary supplier to automotive, healthcare, institutional, and semiconductor manufacturers worldwide. We take great pride in our family-operated business built on hard work and a passion for making quality products. We are committed to ensuring the needs of our employees are met and even exceeded, and that they can grow and develop throughout their careers. As we continue to grow at a rapid pace, we are looking for skilled talent to join our team. If you believe this opportunity is right for you, we welcome you to apply today! Who We Want Miller Industries is seeking a Tool Crib Attendant on our 1st Shift in Fenton, MI. 1st Shift hours are Monday – Friday, 6 am to 4:30 pm, with some overtime hours on weekends as needed for production. What You Will Be Doing Tool and Supply Distribution Issue tools, equipment, consumables, PPE, and production supplies to authorized employees. Record and track the issuance and return of tools and other controlled items, as applicable. Receive returned items, inspect their condition, and identify missing, damaged, or defective equipment. Maintain an organized, clean, and accessible tool crib to support efficient production operations. Inventory Management and Purchasing Coordination Monitor inventory levels for tools, drill bits, abrasives, fasteners, PPE, and other production supplies. Maintain accurate inventory records and identify items requiring replenishment. Conduct routine inventory counts and reconcile physical quantities against inventory records, investigating discrepancies as needed. Communicate low-stock items, anticipated shortages, and purchasing needs to the designated supervisor. Submit or coordinate purchase requests as directed; purchasing authorization remains with the designated approver. Receive and verify incoming supplies against applicable purchase orders or delivery documentation and organize items for storage and distribution. Tool Inspection and Basic Maintenance Perform routine visual and functional inspections of tools and equipment to identify damage, wear, or performance issues. Diagnose basic tool and equipment problems and determine whether an item requires minor repair, further evaluation, or removal from service. Perform minor repairs when qualified and authorized to do so. Remove damaged or unsafe tools from circulation and report issues requiring specialized repair, replacement, or calibration. Coordinate tool repairs, replacements, or calibration with the appropriate personnel or service providers, as assigned. Maintain awareness of tool condition and communicate recurring equipment issues that may affect production. Safety and Housekeeping Maintain safe storage and handling practices for tools, equipment, supplies, and PPE. Ensure tools and supplies are stored in designated locations and that access to the tool crib remains orderly. Follow company safety procedures and applicable requirements when inspecting, handling, or performing minor repairs on tools. Report unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, and inventory concerns promptly. Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the tool crib and surrounding work area. Communication and Support Respond to employee requests for tools and supplies in a timely and professional manner. Communicate inventory shortages, recurring tool issues, and purchasing needs to the designated supervisor. Work collaboratively with Production, Maintenance, Purchasing, and other departments to support operational needs. Perform other related duties as assigned. What You Get Paid The position pays a competitive hourly rate. We offer a competitive benefit package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, LTD, STD, a 401k with immediate match, 10 paid holidays, PTO, profit sharing bonus eligibility, and overtime opportunities. What Requirements Are Needed Education and Experience High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Previous experience in a tool crib, inventory control, warehouse, manufacturing, or material handling environment preferred. Experience using inventory management systems, spreadsheets, or other inventory tracking tools preferred. Familiarity with common hand tools, power tools, and manufacturing equipment preferred. Basic knowledge of hand tools, power tools, production consumables, and PPE. Ability to maintain accurate inventory records and perform routine inventory counts. Mechanical aptitude and the ability to identify common tool defects and diagnose basic equipment issues. Ability to perform minor repairs within the employee's training and authorization. Basic computer skills and the ability to use inventory tracking systems or spreadsheets. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and effective communication skills. Ability to work independently while recognizing when an issue requires escalation. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Ability to maintain accurate inventory records and complete transactions consistently. Basic computer skills and ability to learn inventory tracking systems. Ability to identify common tools, equipment, and supplies used in a manufacturing environment. Strong communication and customer service skills when assisting production employees. Ability to prioritize requests and manage multiple tasks in a production environment. Ability to identify discrepancies, recognize damaged equipment, and communicate issues promptly. Commitment to maintaining tool accountability, workplace safety, and organized storage practices. Ability to work independently while collaborating with production and support departments. Physical & Mental Requirements The job is performed in a manufacturing setting regularly exposed to the following: noise, fumes, dirt, heat, sparks, smoke, dust, vibration, grease, moving objects/parts. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required. Work may include exposure to hazardous chemicals. Inside working conditions with exposure to hot and cold conditions. Must have the physical, mental strength, and endurance to perform duties. Physical ability to frequently walk, stand for extended periods of time, balance, stoop, crouch, kneel, push, pull, twist, turn, and lift while performing functions of position. Must be able to reach overhead and climb ladders as needed. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds. At Miller Industries, our mission is to be the most respected custom modular integrator of applied mechanical and electrical equipment across the globe. We value integrity and quality in everything we do. We listen, collaborate, and work towards continuous improvement every day. We are committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic as established by law. Join us in creating an inclusive and equitable workplace where everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential. Together, we can continue to lead and innovate in our industry.