**Description** The **Toolmaker** is the central professional responsible for the **management, maintenance, inventory control, and distribution of tooling** and setup equipment. He ensures that tools are in **perfect condition, organized, and safe** for use, and actively participates in **machine setup** according to Production Order (OP) specifications, thereby ensuring continuity and quality of the production process. **Responsibilities and Duties** Maintain control over the tools used by the setup team, ensuring their good condition, full functionality, organization, and proper storage. Verify the status of equipment to guarantee safe usage—for example, hoists and broken tools that could cause unsafe acts. Comply with NR10 requirements. Request an electrician whenever electrical components need to be powered on or off. Direct management to request replacement or refurbishment of tools and equipment unfit for use; open service orders (OS) and submit requests in the system. Remain continuously informed and updated regarding technical bulletins and production and PCP demands. Maintain tool inventory control via spreadsheets (e.g., conduct tooling/equipment damage or shortage assessments). Monitor and actively participate in tracking part status and related information. Daily control of tooling distribution to production machines: receive Production Orders containing product specifications (dimensions, tolerances, thicknesses, etc.), locate the appropriate tool, and make it available for equipment setup. Ensure maintenance, storage, and preservation of texture rolls. Participate—alongside the operator—in machine setup to initiate the production process following machine maintenance interventions: replace, assemble, and adjust tools according to dimensions specified in Production Orders; monitor equipment startup for test operation; perform necessary adjustments; and authorize commencement of production. Maintain tooling usage control through spreadsheets registering each tool’s specifications—whether active or inactive, under maintenance or disposable due to breakage or lack of application—as well as each tool’s characteristics (properties, dimensions, tolerances, etc.) for identification, sorting, and assembly preparation. Maintain order and cleanliness of the workplace, equipment, and tools; request maintenance services when required; and observe safety procedures during operations and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Responsible for monitoring and advising on tooling procurement or modification due to new products, changes to original designs, or simple part wear: receive requests; contact or prospect suppliers; obtain price and delivery-time quotations; seek purchase-order approval; receive and inspect delivered items; verify specifications; record receipt in control spreadsheets; and store items in the warehouse. Perform other duties related to the position, as directed by supervisors. **Requirements and Qualifications** **Education**: Completed High School + vocational training in the field; **Courses and Specific Knowledge**: Reading and analysis of civil engineering drawings, technical schematics, metrology.