Railcar Mechanic – Welding & Mechanical Repair

Stick welding and structural metal repair

Metal fabrication and torch cutting

Industrial equipment maintenance

Heavy machinery or diesel engine repair

Automotive or commercial trailer repair

Railroad equipment inspection and maintenance

Manufacturing or mechanical assembly work

Previous railcar repair experience is a plus but is not mandatory.

Successful candidates must be reliable, detail-oriented, safety-conscious, and capable of working both independently and as part of a maintenance crew.

Railcar maintenance is an active industrial occupation requiring physical endurance and attention to safety.

Applicants must be capable of:

Performing frequent bending, crouching, kneeling, lifting, reaching, and repetitive movements.

Climbing ladders and performing assigned duties at elevations exceeding 16 feet.

Applying approximately 90 pounds of pulling force and 68 pounds of pushing force when operating railcar end doors.

Walking and standing for extended periods on gravel, ballast, and uneven terrain.

Working near moving railroad equipment, machinery, and industrial tools.

Performing duties outdoors during changing weather conditions, including heat, cold, wind, and rain.

Properly using required personal protective equipment throughout the workday.

A valid driver's license may be necessary for assignments involving company-operated vehicles or mobile equipment.

Since 1987, Road & Rail Services has supported the railroad and transportation industries through specialized mechanical services, railcar maintenance, terminal operations, and logistics support.

We value employees who bring practical experience, dependable work habits, and a commitment to working safely.

Join Road & Rail Services and put your technical skills to work in a hands-on railroad maintenance career.