Track Maintenance Technician

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Mid

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$25.22

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About the role

Track Maintenance Technician The starting (hiring) hourly rate for the Track Maintenance Technician position is $25.22. The full pay range for the position is ($25.22) to ($37.83) per hour. The Track Maintainer ensures the safety, reliability, and efficiency of the light rail infrastructure by performing routine inspections, maintenance, and repairs on tracks and related components. This role is critical in preventing disruptions, minimizing risks, and maintaining optimal conditions for rail operations. The Track Maintainer's work directly contributes to the safe and timely transportation of passengers, supporting the overall functionality and sustainability of Valley Metro's light rail system. This position is designated as safety-sensitive and is subject to the Valley Metro RPTA's Drug and Alcohol Program. Valley Metro is a Drug-Free Workplace and an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Health Care Benefits: Effective on the first of the month following date of hire, benefited employees will be eligible for health coverage. •Medical/Vision/Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Insurance •Dental Insurance •Life/AD&D Insurance •Short Term Disability Insurance Retirement Plans •Arizona State Retirement System (ASRS) •457 Deferred Compensation Plan (Optional) Holiday Pay •Paid Holidays Optional/Additional Benefits •Voluntary Life Insurance •Flexible Spending Account •Tuition Assistance •Free Employee Bus/Light Rail Card

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