Machine Operator - 1 - Tie Marking

Overview

Operate, maintain, and repair railway maintenance and inspection equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• parts recording
• maintenance
• repairs
• inspections
• reporting
• feedback

Tasks

-Accurately records and reports common parts used to supervisor, including floor stock -Performs maintenance and repairs according to set schedules and policies -Conducts machine inspections to identify problems, defects, changes, and hazards and communicates conditions to the operator or supervisor and performs common repairs as instructed. Provides accurate feedback that allows machine leadership to make maintenance decisions

Requirements

• analytical
• travel
• gauge
• hmi
• communication
• leadership

What You Bring

-Ability to apply high levels of cognitive, analytical, retention and reasoning. -100% travel, including international, using any method of transportation. -Accurately describes gauge and HMI functions as they relate to machine operation -Can see up close, distances, colors and has use of peripheral vision and depth perception. -Excellent communication skills used within any social context. -Able to locate all emergency equipment and demonstrate correct operation -Learning on the Fly -Can stand, sit, walk, reach, balance, stoop, kneel, hear, taste and smell. -Understands on track safety and can explain specifics when asked -Demonstrates the ability to document and complete daily field reporting, personal expense reporting, field lodging, and other administrative reporting as necessary -Consistently follows safe work processes, procedures and rules -Can tolerate variable and sometimes extreme physical conditions during visits or inspections of company equipment in a railroad environment. -Ability to lead a comprehensive and appropriate job briefing during operations shifts, maintenance shifts, and while conducting maintenance tasks. -Action Oriented

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Benefits

-Personal Learning

About Loram Maintenance Of Way, Inc.

-Revolutionized track maintenance by automating ballast cleaning. -Expanded into rail grinding, inspection, geotechnical services, friction management, and OEM equipment manufacturing over decades. -Operates advanced computer-guided grinders for rail grinding and inspection worldwide. -Projects include deep ballast cleaning, rail profile restoration, material handling, and structural monitoring. -Introduced Railvac trench-cleaning cars and data-driven digital inspection platforms in the 2000s. -Absorbed Rail Vehicle Engineering in 2016, creating Loram UK for heavy overhaul and rolling-stock services. -Grinding trains feature built-in firefighting systems and on-site crew accommodations.

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