The Tool Coordinator is responsible for the overall management, organization, and tracking of tools and related supplies.
Compensation
Colorado Pay Range
$20—$25 USD
Responsibilities
Manage the check-in/check-out process for tools using barcode systems or inventory software to maintain accountability.
Inspect returned tools for damage, wear, or safety hazards; tag and remove defective equipment from service immediately to meet OSHA safety standards.
Coordinate the logistics for the transfer, delivery, and return of tools to and from job sites.
Ensure the tool crib/room is a safe environment in line with health, safety, and environmental requirements.
Work with Regional Tool Manager on purchases of tools and accessories including end mills, inserts, drills, tool holders, collets, lubricants, oils, etc.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Nice to have: vocational training in electrical trades or inventory management
Support workshop operations by managing inventory, receiving, issuing, and tracking parts, materials, tires, and consumables for GSE equipment.
Compensation
The pay range for this position is $22-27 per hour based on experience and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Receive incoming parts, materials, tires, consumables, and goods by verifying quantity, quality, condition, and supporting documentation before system receipt and storage.
Accurately complete goods receipting, inventory transactions, transfers, work order postings, and related documentation in SAP, FSM, and other required systems or forms.
Pick, pack, stage, and dispatch parts transfers to and from other ports or locations, ensuring shipments are accurate, properly labeled, and completed on time.
Build preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance parts kits and post parts accurately to the appropriate work orders.
Operate forklifts and other approved equipment, when properly trained and authorized, to safely load and unload delivery trucks and move materials within designated areas.
Lead and direct asset management efforts within the Authority, developing and implementing strategic and operational plans, overseeing financial and operational activities, and ensuring optimal utilization of assets.
Responsibilities
Develop strategic objectives, initiatives, programs, and key performance indicators for the section in alignment with the Authority's strategic plan.
Oversee the preparation and updating of internal asset management policies and procedures.
Prepare and approve the annual operational plan for the section, including defining budgets and operational programs.
Oversee the financial performance of assets, including preparation of operational budgets, review of financial reports, and variance analysis.
Supervise the management of asset data and records, including registration, updating, and continuous auditing.
A strategic opportunity to lead warehouse transformation through data, systems, and operational excellence, combining SAP expertise, analytics, WMS optimization, and team leadership.
Responsibilities
Drive real-time inventory visibility and accuracy across multiple warehouse facilities using SAP, WMS, and advanced Excel
Own end-to-end warehouse data integrity – manage SAP transactions, material master data, location accuracy, and stock reconciliation
Lead warehouse systems optimization – collaborate on WMS implementation, enhance SAP workflows, and develop automated reporting tools
Optimize warehouse throughput and efficiency – analyze material flow, redesign layouts, and establish KPIs
Ensure compliance and operational excellence – maintain GMP and FSSC 22000 standards, develop update SOPs, and lead safety initiatives
Requirements
Degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Operations Management or related field
Transportation Specialist responsible for driving company vehicles, delivering and retrieving critical documents and media, and maintaining vehicle cleanliness and security.
A working supervisor role leading day-to-day warehouse activities including material handling, receiving, inventory control, order preparation, and shipping support.
Responsibilities
Serve as a working supervisor for daily warehouse, shipping, and receiving operations, ensuring work is completed safely, accurately, and on time.
Lead, train, and coach warehouse employees, promoting a safe, efficient, and team-oriented work environment.
Train new employees and other authorized personnel in forklift operation and warehouse safety protocols in accordance with company requirements.
Monitor workload and assign tasks to support production requirements and customer delivery deadlines.
Ensure compliance with company policies, warehouse safety protocols, applicable regulations, and carrier requirements.
The Warehouse Supervisor leads day-to-day warehouse operations in a regulated medical device environment, ensuring the accurate receipt, identification, storage, movement, picking, staging, and shipment of materials and finished goods.
Compensation
The anticipated range is $65,000–$90,000.
Responsibilities
Supervise, train, schedule, and provide daily direction to warehouse personnel to ensure safe, accurate, and timely execution of warehouse activities.
Oversee receiving, material identification, put-away, storage, inventory control, picking, staging, internal material movement, and shipment of raw materials, components, work-in-process, and finished medical devices.
Ensure warehouse transactions, material status, lot/batch information, and records are complete, accurate, traceable, and entered into applicable inventory or ERP systems in a timely manner.
Ensure materials are segregated and controlled according to status, including released, quarantined, rejected, nonconforming, returned, and expired materials, in accordance with approved procedures.
Maintain warehouse conditions and material handling practices appropriate for product protection, cleanliness, environmental controls, labeling, and prevention of damage, contamination, deterioration, or mix-ups.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
associate or bachelor degree in supply chain, logistics, operations, business, or a related field preferred