Maintenance Operator

Bridgeport, WV

Full Time

Experienced

The Maintenance Operator plays a critical role in maintaining conveyor belts and pneumatic systems and performing operations such as scale house, silo loader, and railcar movements at the terminal. The ideal candidate is mechanically skilled, safety-focused, and comfortable working in a fast-paced industrial environment.

Duties and Responsibilities
Maintenance:

Perform and assist with preventative maintenance of conveyor belts and pneumatic systems
Inspect, service, grease, and lubricate equipment; change oils on scheduled basis
Identify and document equipment defects and performance deficiencies; complete inspection sheets and work orders to track parts usage
Utilize FIXX MMS system to maintain accurate and up-to-date maintenance records
Assist with rail car moving and other terminal operations as needed
Any other Duties assigned by the Terminal Manager

Scale House:

General Housekeeping (i.e. sweep, mop, dust, clean restroom, and take out trash)
Answer Phones

Communicate with drivers via CB radio
Data Entry from scaled truck weight
Load sand trucks using the via automation system
Communicate with other employees via radios system
Obtain driver signature on paperwork and place in appropriate files.

Silo Loader:

Operate loader to load sand into hopper and inside warehouse
Must be alert and aware of surrounding (ie. turning head looking out all windows and verifying the direction being travelled)
Control sand inventory in silos by communicating with the scale house.
Check to ensure that contamination of sand props is minimized.

Railcar unloader/conductor:

Open and close pit doors
Verify with Engineers that all switches line up before moving.
Communicate with Engineers via Radio
Count cars and help perform all switches
Check all cars to understand to know where to make the separations
Lace hoses when coupling and pull pin releases when uncoupling
Set hand brakes by climbing up a 2-step ladder and turn the brake wheel
Use pneumatic opener to open and close cars.
Record the information from railcar on list “car number “
Once a hopper, is empty spot the next hopper while communicating to engineer

Qualifications

Two to three years of hands-on experience with hydraulic, electrical, and pneumatic systems preferred

High school diploma or general education degree (GED)

Strong mechanical aptitude, with proficiency in basic math and computer systems

Commitment to upholding Twin Eagle’s safety culture, including participation in safety training programs and safe handling of hazardous materials

Able to read and follow written and verbal instructions with minimal supervision

Able to complete all required paperwork legibly, accurately, and on time

Strong communication and collaboration skills; able to work effectively with team members and third-party personnel

Must be available to work weekends, overtime, and holidays. May work irregular schedule based on operational needs

Physical Demands
The physical demands below are representative of those required to successfully perform the essential functions of this role.

Regularly required to sit, stand, walk, bend, stoop, kneel, squat, and crawl to perform maintenance tasks
Lift and carry up to 50 lbs. of tools and equipment unassisted
Ascend and descend ladders, stairs, rail cars, and other equipment up to 90 feet in height
Navigate terminal grounds including areas with heavy equipment and loose rock
Frequently reach overhead and work above shoulder level
Work outdoors and be subject to varying weather conditions, including extreme heat and cold

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