As Tooling Managers, we are responsible for managing a system that keeps track of tool data, information, and storage. We ensure optimal quality of tooling that meets production requirements by directing design through engineering changes. We manage tooling sources according to cost and production expectations. Maintaining all tooling projects for new business and product improvement is also a part of our duty. We oversee the work of engineers to ensure that they follow deadlines. Working as Tooling Managers, we are responsible for overseeing budgets for tooling repairs and maintenance. We maintain industrial tools. Finally, we aim to reduce and maintain the plant's tooling costs.
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