Pipefitter

At Voltify, we are building the next generation of rail - battery locomotives that fast charge autonomously and dynamically through a dedicated self-sustained microgrid network.

We are bringing back the power to the industry and eliminating the dependency on fossil fuels.

Lowering the rail industries main expense - energy - by more than 20%.

This is over $3B yearly just in North America.

We are already working with some of the largest global rail companies with over $50M in contingent orders.

The Pipefitter is responsible for the disassembly, repair, modification, remanufacture, and troubleshooting of roadway equipment machinery used in railroad operations.

This role involves working with complex pressurized piping systems—including hydraulic, pneumatic, condensation, vacuum, and circulating pumping systems—as well as additional industrial equipment and systems as assigned. Pipefitter ensures the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of critical mechanical systems that support daily activities.

• →Install, modify, and repair pressurized piping systems, including hydraulic, pneumatic, condensation, vacuum, and circulating pumping systems used in industrial and railroad environments.
• →Interpret blueprints, sketches, and technical drawings to plan system routing, placement, pitch, elevation, pressure reduction, expansion, and operational requirements.
• →Select appropriate materials, stock, tools, and equipment in accordance with established procedures.
• →Perform both field and shop work using pipefitter and plumber trade equipment for cutting, bending, threading, and fabricating pipe of various sizes.
• →Conduct preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance on pipes, valves, and related components.
• →Perform welding operations consistent with trade standards and job requirements.
• →Install new piping systems, equipment, and fixtures, and replace or upgrade existing systems as needed.

• At least 18 years of age by the anticipated start date.
• Ability to report to the designated work location as required.
• Ability to work safely under the environmental and operational conditions described.
• Ability to work assigned shifts and any shift required by operational needs.
• Ability to meet travel requirements as needed.
• Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English.
• Ability to lift and carry up to 60 lbs without assistance.
• Ability to visually distinguish red, blue, green, yellow, and clear (lunar) indicator lights.
• Ability to recognize and differentiate verbal and non-verbal sounds such as alarms and signals.
• Ability to use hands and hand tools for grasping, turning, pulling, and other manual tasks.
• Ability to climb ladders and safely get on and off equipment.
• Ability to bend, walk, stand, and sit for extended periods.
• Ability to occasionally work at elevated heights, including on top of locomotives or other equipment.
• Ability to provide documentation of work experience, training, and education for evaluation.