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Skills
Automotive Repair and Maintenanceunmatched
Braking Systemsunmatched
Cargo/Freightunmatched
Equipment Maintenance/Repairunmatched
Forkliftunmatched
Hand Toolsunmatched
Heavy Equipment/Vehiclesunmatched
Identify Issuesunmatched
Maintenance Servicesunmatched
Safety Processunmatched
Systems Administration/Managementunmatched
Vehicle Fleetsunmatched
Weldingunmatched
Description
Build, repair, and grow your craft
Picture your first week: you’re paired with an experienced railcar pro, learning safe jacking procedures, practicing basic stick techniques, and assisting with coupler and lever work. Under close supervision, you’ll perform limited welds and progress toward certification in 1G flat and 2G horizontal railcar positions—while contributing to real repairs that keep freight moving.
Core responsibilities
Assist with general railcar repair operations and shop maintenance tasks
Support material handling during active repairs
Operate designated shop equipment and mechanical hand tools
Perform basic cutting and welding; complete supervised welding assignments
Develop foundational stick welding knowledge through on‑the‑job experience
Execute routine maintenance and build core car-repair competencies
Remove/replace uncoupling levers and brake levers
Remove/dismantle couplers
Safely jack cars for access and repair
Perform supervised repairs on railcar truck assemblies
Remove and update AEI (Automatic Equipment Identification) tags
Work toward certification in 1G (flat) and 2G (horizontal) railcar welding
Qualifications
Experience level: 3 years
Preferred experience (1+ year each): Mechanic work, Hand tools, MIG welding, Brake repair