Career Mobile Equipment Op 2nd shift
Posted 16 days ago
trinity industriesShell Rock (IA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Career Mobile Equipment Operator (2nd Shift)Trinity Rail Maintenance Services is hiring a Career Mobile Equipment Operator (2nd Shift) for our Shell Rock, IA facility! Our products are an essential part of the supply chain that fuels our lives and our economy. For over 85 years, Trinity Industries has grown to more than 6,000 employees united by a common purpose: Delivering Goods, For the Good of All.
We're searching for a resilient, team-oriented individual who is ready for hands-on work and doesn't shy away from a challenge. As a Career Mobile Equipment Operator, you will operate mobile equipment used in the movement and handling of railcars.
Responsibilities include:
Operating or acting as ground crew for track mobiles and switch engines
Moving railcars safely and efficiently
Operating switches and ensuring proper railcar placement
Using technology and digital tools to review and verify railcar movement
Following all safety rules, procedures, and best practices
Participating in safety committees or initiatives as needed
Performing regular work outdoorsincluding exposure to extreme heat, cold, and varying weather conditions
Maintaining regular, reliable attendance
Completing other duties as assigned
What You'll Need:
1 year of experience in mobile equipment or related operations
Strong safety mindset and willingness to follow all procedures
Ability to work effectively as part of a team
Ability to perform physical work outdoors in all weather conditions
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