Equipment Manager II

Equipment Manager — Summary

The Equipment Coordinator is responsible for the management, tracking, and maintenance readiness of calibrated and general‑use equipment across the Kent manufacturing and engineering facility. This role ensures that all equipment is properly tagged, inventoried, organized, inspected, and calibrated in accordance with Blue Origin quality standards and applicable regulatory requirements. The Equipment Coordinator partners closely with manufacturing engineers, quality assurance, and lab operations personnel to minimize equipment downtime and maintain full traceability of the equipment fleet.

• Maintain a comprehensive inventory of all calibrated equipment, tools, and measurement devices, including tagging, labeling, and database entry in applicable asset management systems (e.g., Maximo).
• Track calibration due dates and coordinate scheduling with internal calibration teams or approved external vendors to ensure no equipment is used out‑of‑calibration.
• Perform incoming and outgoing equipment inspections; identify and quarantine damaged, expired, or out‑of‑calibration items and initiate appropriate disposition or repair actions.
• Organize and maintain equipment storage areas, tool cribs, and calibration staging areas in compliance with 5S standards and FOD control requirements.
• Support equipment check‑out and check‑in processes, ensuring accurate records of equipment location, custodian, and status at all times.
• Generate and maintain calibration records, equipment history logs, and out‑of‑service documentation in accordance with quality procedures.
• Identify trends in equipment failures or calibration anomalies and communicate findings to the appropriate engineering or quality personnel.
• Assist in the procurement process for new equipment, including writing justifications, receiving inspections, and entry into the asset management system.
• Support internal audits and quality reviews by providing accurate equipment records and documentation upon request.
• Partner with engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure the right tools are available and serviceable for upcoming work‑order activities.

• Strong organizational skills with a high degree of attention to detail and accuracy in record‑keeping.
• Working knowledge of calibration concepts, standards, and traceability requirements (e.g., ANSI/NCSLZ
  540, ISO
  10012).
• Familiarity with common measurement and test equipment (torque wrenches, pressure gauges, calipers, multimeters, etc.).
• Ability to read and understand equipment documentation, calibration certificates, and work instructions.
• Proficiency with asset management or calibration management software (Maximo, Indysoft, or similar).
• Effective communication skills with the ability to coordinate across multiple teams and elevate issues appropriately.
• Demonstrated ability to apply 5S methodology and maintain an organized, audit‑ready work environment.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 2+ years of experience in equipment management, calibration coordination, tool crib operations, or a related role in a manufacturing or aerospace environment.
• Demonstrated experience with calibrated equipment tracking or inventory management systems.

• Associate degree or technical certification in metrology, quality, manufacturing technology, or a related field.
• Experience working in an aerospace, defense, or space launch manufacturing environment.
• Familiarity with Maximo or Indysoft calibration management systems.
• Knowledge of AS9100 quality management system requirements related to measurement and monitoring equipment.
• Experience supporting internal or external quality audits.

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