Tooling Manager, Data Center Site Deployment

As Tooling Manager for Data Center Site Deployment, you will manage the tooling, equipment, inventory, and readiness processes that support OCI data center deployment activities. This individual contributor role ensures deployment teams have the right tools, kits, materials, records, and controls to execute safely and consistently across new sites, expansions, retrofits, and customer-driven deployment programs.

You will partner with Site Deployment, Logistics, Asset Management, Construction, Operations, Procurement, vendors, and site teams to standardize tooling practices and reduce execution friction. The role requires strong organization, practical field judgment, asset control discipline, and a bias for clear tracking and repeatable processes.

• Manage tooling readiness for assigned site deployment programs, including tool kits, specialty equipment, consumables, calibration needs, and staging requirements.
• Maintain accurate tooling inventories, assignment records, condition checks, readiness trackers, and deployment support documentation.
• Coordinate with deployment managers, logistics teams, site operations, vendors, and procurement to ensure tools are available when needed.
• Develop standard tooling lists, site deployment kits, replenishment triggers, storage expectations, and control processes.
• Support tool issue resolution when missing, damaged, uncalibrated, delayed, or improperly staged equipment could impact deployment schedules.
• Partner with Asset Management and Logistics to align tooling records, ownership, barcoding, transfer, storage, and lifecycle processes.
• Track tool movement across sites, vendors, staging areas, and deployment teams to improve accountability and reduce loss.
• Support receiving, inspection, labeling, storage, checkout, return, and disposal processes for deployment tooling.
• Identify tooling gaps, recurring failure points, standardization opportunities, and cost or schedule risks.
• Prepare status updates, issue logs, action registers, and readiness summaries for deployment leadership.
• Ensure tooling processes support safety, security, access control, audit readiness, and site-specific operating requirements.
• Contribute to deployment playbooks, lessons learned, templates, and continuous improvement initiatives.