Mobile Repair Technician III

American Industrial Transport - AITX•Hudson, CO

3d•$42 - $45

About The Position

Responsible for the overall repair of various types of railcars. Performs railcar repairs at a high level of proficiency with very limited supervision and may provide training as needed. The role includes carrying out the functions of Mobile Repair Technician I and II, supporting shop operations, applying required repair and safety procedures, assisting with training and audits, and maintaining accurate work documentation. The work involves frequent standing, walking, climbing, squatting or kneeling, bending, and reaching, along with occasional driving and confined-space entry. AITX provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED preferred, but not required.
Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, and blueprints.
Ability to write routine reports and correspondence and communicate effectively.
Basic math skills and ability to understand simple mathematical concepts.
Reasoning ability to solve practical problems.
Must pass the fitness-for-duty examination, including any required PPE fit test, pre-employment physical, and pre-employment drug screenings.
Ability to perform the physical activities described, including continuous standing and walking; frequent climbing, squatting or kneeling, bending, and reaching; and occasional sitting, crawling, fine manipulation, reaching above shoulder, driving, and confined-space entry.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Successfully complete, perform, and maintain Mobile Repair Technician I and II job functions.
Perform shop switching responsibilities.
Understand and use decal machinery.
Assist Leads and Supervisors with training Level I and II technicians as needed.
Follow the company Quality Program, in-house quality processes and procedures, applicable AAR and FRA rules and regulations, and client-specific procedures.
Read and interpret AITX and customer drawings, procedures, and work instructions.
Perform metal cutting using OFC, CAC-A, and PAC methods.
Rebuild valves.
Use Repair Reference Gauges and understand their purpose.
Understand calibration methods for NDT equipment.
Review car-owner-specific repair procedures.
Communicate with customers regarding mobile call-outs.
Assist with internal and regulatory audits.
Assemble car files and ensure work orders are accurate and complete.
Create Hot Work Permits.
Bench-test tank car valves when applicable to the site.
Demonstrate leadership skills.
Acquire qualifications in ASCABT, NDTII, and general welding (SMAW).
Run daily safety meetings.
Perform other duties as assigned.