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Guardian Rail is seeking hands-on railcar technicians to inspect and repair railcars at our Maumee, OH facility. The role emphasizes safety, teamwork, and adherence to FRA and AAR standards in year-round outdoor conditions.
Ideal candidates have rail industry or heavy industrial experience, including welding or mechanical assembly. A $1,500 sign-on/retention bonus is offered and compensation is based on skills and experience.
Job Details Job Location: Maumee Repair Services - Maumee, OH 43537 Position Type: Full Time Education Level: Not Specified Travel Percentage: None Job Shift: Any Job Category: Installation - Maint - Repair Summary Description
Guardian Rail is proud to operate one of the country’s leading freight rail services and transportation companies with a large network of freight and tank car repair facilities, a nationwide network of running repair agents, and a rail services division that operates short line railroads and contract switching and transloading sites.
Incumbents will use mechanical skills to safely inspect and repair railcars to customer and industry specifications. We seek candidates with rail industry or other heavy industrial experience, including welding or mechanical assembly.
We offer a sign on/retention bonus of $1,500, payable over the first 12 months of employment and a competitive pay scale based on skills and relevant experience. Candidates must have a safety and quality mindset and enjoy hands-on work in year-round outdoor conditions.
The physical environment requires the employee to work both inside and outside in heat/cold, wet/humid conditions. The environment requires working in close proximity to moving mechanical parts, moving vehicles, in high and low precarious places, as well as in confined spaces.
The work type is best described as heavy, hands-on mechanical work. Work is very physical, and without proper work planning can result in out of position pushing, pulling and lifting. Proper body mechanics, positioning and lifting techniques can be very important. Employees are urged to seek help when needed with heavier tasks, and to use lifting equipment when and where necessary. The positioning of the work being performed can change very frequently.
Various heavier air and electric powered tools such as car jacks, impact wrenches, and grinders are used daily. Work also requires frequent use of hand wrenches, hammers, chisels, socket wrenches, and ladders. Cutting torches are also used, with welding equipment used upon qualification of employee.