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Wheelworx, a division of A. Stucki Company, is seeking an Axle Inspector for second shift in Peoria, IL. You will inspect railcar axles, take precise measurements, and help determine reconditioning eligibility to support safe rail operations.
Join an established manufacturing organization with a focus on quality, safety, and teamwork. This role offers hands-on inspection experience and opportunities to contribute to critical rail components.
Pay: $23.50 per hour, depending on experience
Schedule: Monday–Friday | 2nd Shift
At A. Stucki Company, we’ve been keeping the rail industry moving since 1911. With more than a century of manufacturing expertise, we specialize in producing and reconditioning critical freight car, locomotive, and track components that help keep North America’s rail network operating safely and efficiently.
As part of the A. Stucki Company family, Wheelworx specializes in reconditioning railcar wheels and axles to extend component life and support the reliable movement of freight across North America.
We’re looking for a detail-oriented, hands-on Axle Inspector to join our second-shift team! In this role, you’ll inspect incoming railcar axles, identify defects and dimensional issues, and help determine which components are suitable for reconditioning. You’ll also assist with shop operations and the refurbishment process to ensure our products meet strict quality and safety standards.
If you enjoy working with mechanical components, using precision measuring tools, and taking pride in producing quality work, this is an opportunity to build valuable skills with an established company in a critical industry.
At A. Stucki Company, we recognize that our employees are the foundation of our success. We offer a competitive benefits package designed to support you and your family.
At Wheelworx, the work you do helps keep freight moving across North America. As an Axle Inspector, you’ll play an important role in maintaining the quality, reliability, and performance of critical railcar components.