Rail Barge & Terminal Transportation Analyst at Carmeuse in Pittsburgh, PA | USD63,000-70,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

rate analysis

lease management

terminal reconciliation

rail tracking

demurrage management

billing

Submit and follow up on service issues with carriers and terminals.
Request and analyze rates from carriers for competitive pricing.
Meet with leasing companies to discuss leasing opportunities.
Maintain and analyze lease car requirements; prepare proposals for fleet additions.
Perform terminal reconciliation for accuracy and compliance.
Track rail and barge movements, engage carriers for off-track cars.
Monitor, report, and manage demurrage to minimize costs.
Maintain real estate leases for rail crossings, sidings, and terminal land.
Build and foster relationships with railroads, leasing companies, repair companies, barge lines, and transloading companies.
Investigate and set up new terminal locations to support business growth.
Maintain relationships and manage accounts for rail vendors, carriers, and barge lines.
Manage rail and barge billing processes accurately and timely.
Facilitate on-site railcar training programs with vendors.

Requirements

rail operations

analytics

5+ years

negotiation

bachelor’s

sap

Strong knowledge of rail and barge operations.
Analytical mindset with ability to manage cost controls and KPIs.
Experience: 5+ years in rail/barge logistics or transportation management.
Excellent negotiation and vendor management skills.
Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, or other related field.
Travel: 10-15%
Proficiency in SAP or similar ERP systems.

Benefits

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Group medical/pharmacy insurance options with company funded health care spending accounts
Paid holidays and vacation time
A 401k account with company matching contribution
Options to purchase additional life insurance (employee, spouse, and child) and additional employee long-term disability insurance.
Salary range for this position is $63,000 - $70,000
Tuition benefits including professional certifications
Company-paid life insurance and short-term and long-term disability insurance
Dental insurance & Vision insurance

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

Founded 1860

Historic Beginnings

The company was established in 1860, marking the start of its journey from a family-run quarry business to a global enterprise.

90 Production Sites

Global Network

Currently operates a extensive network of 90 production sites, underscoring its widespread presence and operations across multiple continents.

48M Tons Yearly

Production Capacity

Processes over 48 million tons of materials annually, highlighting its large-scale production and operational efficiency.

world's largest

Michigan Calcite Quarry

Features the Michigan Calcite Quarry, recognized as one of the largest in the world, showcasing its significant mining capabilities.

Over its 150+ year history, it expanded across Europe, North America, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, weaving a worldwide mining and processing network.
Today it mines limestone and dolomite, and processes them into lime, hydrate, and mineral products.
Its solutions reach diverse sectors—from steelmaking and flue‑gas treatment to road construction, water‑wastewater treatment, and agriculture.
The company bolsters its material offerings with engineering services and custom-designed lime handling equipment and systems.
Recent projects include high-capacity limestone plants, soil-stabilization initiatives, and value‑added supply contracts combining products and infrastructure.

Culture + Values

We create value through innovative solutions.
We take pride in our values and act with integrity.
We build strong partnerships with customers, suppliers, and communities.
We are committed to continuous improvement in every aspect of our business.
We respect people and are committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment.
We are passionate about excellence and delivering quality products and services.

Environment + Sustainability

10% CO2 Emission Reduction

Carbon Reduction Achieved

Significant progress has been made in reducing carbon emissions over a specific timeframe.

Net-Zero by 2050

Emissions Target Announced

A long-term goal to achieve zero net greenhouse gas emissions.

Active engagement in resource efficiency and waste reduction initiatives is a priority.
Carbon capture technologies and sustainable solutions are central to lime production efforts.
Sustainability efforts include improving energy efficiency and expanding the use of renewable energy.

Inclusion & Diversity

Target 2025

Female Leadership Goals

Aim to increase female representation in leadership roles by 2025.

Women on the Rise

Inclusive Leadership

Women's representation in leadership positions is growing steadily each year.

Promotes a diverse and inclusive work environment.
Provides training and awareness programs to support a culture of inclusion.

Articles

Careers at Carmeuse

Sustainability Reports

Our Projects

Role

Description

rate analysis

lease management

terminal reconciliation

rail tracking

demurrage management

billing

Submit and follow up on service issues with carriers and terminals.
Request and analyze rates from carriers for competitive pricing.
Meet with leasing companies to discuss leasing opportunities.
Maintain and analyze lease car requirements; prepare proposals for fleet additions.
Perform terminal reconciliation for accuracy and compliance.
Track rail and barge movements, engage carriers for off-track cars.
Monitor, report, and manage demurrage to minimize costs.
Maintain real estate leases for rail crossings, sidings, and terminal land.
Build and foster relationships with railroads, leasing companies, repair companies, barge lines, and transloading companies.
Investigate and set up new terminal locations to support business growth.
Maintain relationships and manage accounts for rail vendors, carriers, and barge lines.
Manage rail and barge billing processes accurately and timely.
Facilitate on-site railcar training programs with vendors.

Requirements

rail operations

analytics

5+ years

negotiation

bachelor’s

sap

Strong knowledge of rail and barge operations.
Analytical mindset with ability to manage cost controls and KPIs.
Experience: 5+ years in rail/barge logistics or transportation management.
Excellent negotiation and vendor management skills.
Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Business, or other related field.
Travel: 10-15%
Proficiency in SAP or similar ERP systems.

Benefits

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Group medical/pharmacy insurance options with company funded health care spending accounts
Paid holidays and vacation time
A 401k account with company matching contribution
Options to purchase additional life insurance (employee, spouse, and child) and additional employee long-term disability insurance.
Salary range for this position is $63,000 - $70,000
Tuition benefits including professional certifications
Company-paid life insurance and short-term and long-term disability insurance
Dental insurance & Vision insurance

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

Founded 1860

Historic Beginnings

The company was established in 1860, marking the start of its journey from a family-run quarry business to a global enterprise.

90 Production Sites

Global Network

Currently operates a extensive network of 90 production sites, underscoring its widespread presence and operations across multiple continents.

48M Tons Yearly

Production Capacity

Processes over 48 million tons of materials annually, highlighting its large-scale production and operational efficiency.

world's largest

Michigan Calcite Quarry

Features the Michigan Calcite Quarry, recognized as one of the largest in the world, showcasing its significant mining capabilities.

Over its 150+ year history, it expanded across Europe, North America, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, weaving a worldwide mining and processing network.
Today it mines limestone and dolomite, and processes them into lime, hydrate, and mineral products.
Its solutions reach diverse sectors—from steelmaking and flue‑gas treatment to road construction, water‑wastewater treatment, and agriculture.
The company bolsters its material offerings with engineering services and custom-designed lime handling equipment and systems.
Recent projects include high-capacity limestone plants, soil-stabilization initiatives, and value‑added supply contracts combining products and infrastructure.

Culture + Values

We create value through innovative solutions.
We take pride in our values and act with integrity.
We build strong partnerships with customers, suppliers, and communities.
We are committed to continuous improvement in every aspect of our business.
We respect people and are committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment.
We are passionate about excellence and delivering quality products and services.

Environment + Sustainability

10% CO2 Emission Reduction

Carbon Reduction Achieved

Significant progress has been made in reducing carbon emissions over a specific timeframe.

Net-Zero by 2050

Emissions Target Announced

A long-term goal to achieve zero net greenhouse gas emissions.

Active engagement in resource efficiency and waste reduction initiatives is a priority.
Carbon capture technologies and sustainable solutions are central to lime production efforts.
Sustainability efforts include improving energy efficiency and expanding the use of renewable energy.