Career Mobile Equipment Op
trinity industriesLongview (TX)
About the role
Career Mobile Equipment Operator Trinity Rail is searching for a Career Mobile Equipment Operator in our Longview, TX location! We welcome your business leadership and people leadership and drive to excellence. Join our team today and be a part of Delivering Goods for the Good of All.
What you'll do:
Perform on the ground crew to assist with the trackmobile movement May learn to operate 45,000 pound capacity and above lift truck May learn to operate straddle crane May learn to operate several sizes of lift trucks 15,000-30,000 pound capacity May learn to operate overhead crane (stationary) May learn to operate mobile crane (move across yard) Follow all safety rules and practices May be involved in safety committees or initiatives Perform other duties as assigned
What you'll need:
Minimum of 2 years of experience Certified to operate overhead crane May be certified to operate scissor lift May be certified to operate a track mobile or switch engine Please include any certifications, training or relevant experience and complete details of your work history on your application; need to list at least last 2 employers in application, if applicable. Why Join Trinity? Trinity Industries offers a comprehensive benefits program. Eligible employees are offered Trinity's standard company benefits package, which includes paid time off, paid holidays, 401(k) with match, flexible spending accounts, life and disability insurance and medical, dental, and vision coverage. EEO/AA/Disabled/Veterans/Drug-Free Workplace
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