Tools & Parts Co-Ordinator

Adecco; Chester; On-site; Full time

Job description

Job Title: Tools & Parts Co-Ordinator
Location: Dinorwig, Wales (Accommodation costs covered)
Pay Rate: Base £20.20
Hours: Guaranteed 50 hours per week, 5 days
Overtime: £26.26 (T1.3x) paid after 38hrs per week
Duration: 11 Months Contract

Introduction to Client
Our client is a globally renowned engineering company specializing in industrial and power generation projects, providing innovative and sustainable solutions for energy production, environmental management, and industrial manufacturing. Known for its high standards of engineering and commitment to safety, they are an industry leader in hydro power generation, offering challenging and rewarding projects that contribute to the future of energy.

Summary of Project
This project involves the maintenance and management of specialised turbine installation tools and Parts. As the Tools and Part Co-ordinator, you will ensure that all tools and equipment meet quality standards and perform regular maintenance checks. Your role is crucial in keeping tools available and compliant with safety standards, contributing to the efficiency of the project.

Person Specification
As a Tools and Parts Coordinator, you will be responsible for overseeing the supply, maintenance, and tracking of tools and equipment used across the sites. You will work closely with site managers and engineers to ensure that all necessary materials are available when needed, minimising downtime and maximising efficiency.

Job Duties

1. Conduct and monitor periodic tests for lifting and electrical tools, keeping records of inspections.
2. Track monthly and annual verification schedules for tools and equipment.
3. Manage tool room inventory, ensuring availability and compliance of all necessary equipment.
4. Utilise basic computer skills for storage and tool management, updating records and tracking usage.
5. Support site team by preparing equipment for daily use and ensuring calibration of measurement devices.
6. Coordinate the issue and return of tools and equipment, ensuring proper tracking and accountability.
7. Ensure all tools and equipment meet safety standards and are used in accordance with company policies and industry regulations.

Requirements

1. Understanding of construction tools, equipment, and parts, including their use and maintenance requirements.
2. Ability to manage multiple tasks, track inventory, and coordinate logistics efficiently.
3. Basic computer skills for storage and tool management.
4. Awareness of safety instructions and applicable health and safety measures.
5. Suitable health and safety training, e.g., CSCS or similar, is required for all staff.
6. Preferred: Completed NPORS or AITT training for Counterbalance Forklift Truck (B3, >15t).
7. Preferred: Category C1 (up to 7.5t) or C (>7.5t) driving license.

Benefits

1. Highly competitive pay rate
2. Overtime paid at 1.3x and 1.6x
3. Potential for weekend work in addition
4. Annual leave accrual

This role is ideal for a proactive individual who values quality control and safety, with a background in tool management to support critical installation operations on-site.

Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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