Responsibilities include:Inspect railcars for mechanical problems, structural damage, wear, and fatigueIdentify repairs that can be completed within Road & Rail Services' authorized scope of workComplete approved mechanical and structural repairsPerform work according to customer requirements and applicable AAR specificationsUse hand and power tools to remove, repair, replace, and install railcar componentsPerform welding, cutting, grinding, and fabrication work as requiredOperate tractors, all-terrain vehicles, and other mechanical equipment when trained and authorizedMaintain tools, equipment, and work areasFollow company, customer, and railroad safety proceduresImmediately report unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, and other safety concernsWhat We're Looking ForPrevious railroad experience is preferred, but it is not required if you have strong transferable mechanical experience. Experience in any of the following areas may be a good fit:Railcar or railroad repairWeldingMetal fabricationIndustrial maintenanceManufacturing maintenanceDiesel or heavy-equipment repairTruck or trailer repairMechanical assemblyEquipment maintenance and repairCandidates should be comfortable using tools such as grinders, pipe wrenches, pry bars, ratchets, wrenches, and other common hand and power tools.