This position is responsible for maintaining a safe environment and ensuring compliance with all railroad rules, procedures, and regulations for safety, operations, AAR, and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). The role involves repairing, maintaining, and inspecting freight car equipment and automotive pool equipment, including performing all preventative maintenance and repairs on trucks, underframe, structure, safety appliances, braking systems, and draft systems, along with associated tests according to AAR, ERA, and company regulations. The mechanic will record conditions of cars and the repair and maintenance work performed or to be performed. Responsibilities also include performing re-railing activities and collaborating with other departments at derailment sites. Accurate and timely completion and submission of all required forms are essential. The role requires the safe operation of machinery, equipment, hand tools, and power tools, and working effectively in a team environment with co-workers and contractors. Proper inspection, utilization, storage, and maintenance of all tools, materials, and equipment are also key. Effective written and verbal communication via telephone and two-way radios is necessary, as is the ability to receive instructions in written form from bulletins, orders, or other related materials. Tasks must be completed in a timely manner as they can be time-sensitive. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed