Railcar Mechanic

Use cutting torches to remove or prepare metal components

Remove and replace damaged or worn railcar parts

Troubleshoot mechanical problems and determine necessary repairs

Use grinders, pipe wrenches, pry bars, ratchets, sockets, and other hand and power tools

Inspect completed work to ensure repairs meet required standards

Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas

Complete required inspection and repair documentation

Follow company, customer, and applicable industry safety requirements

Candidates should have a strong mechanical aptitude and experience in one or more of the following areas:

Stick welding

Metal fabrication

Cutting torch operation

Mechanical or industrial repair

Heavy equipment maintenance

Diesel or automotive repair

Manufacturing maintenance

Railroad or railcar repair

You should also be dependable, safety-conscious, comfortable working independently, and able to follow written and verbal instructions.

This is a physically active position performed primarily outdoors. Employees must be able to:

Frequently bend, squat, kneel, twist, reach, stand, and walk

Work safely around railroad and industrial equipment

Open railcar end doors requiring approximately 90 pounds of pulling force and 68 pounds of pushing force

Climb ladders and work at heights exceeding 16 feet

Work on uneven surfaces

Work outdoors in hot, cold, rain, wind, dust, and other weather conditions

Safely wear all required personal protective equipment

A valid driver's license may be required when operating company vehicles or equipment.

Established in 1987, Road & Rail Services provides rail-related services throughout North America, including railcar maintenance, terminal operations, plant services, and rail asset support.

If you're mechanically inclined and have experience with welding, fabrication, cutting torches, or industrial repair, apply today to join our team as a Railcar Mechanic.