Rail Operator

Douglas, WY

Full Time

Experienced

The Rail Operator oversees all functions of the rail operations and assists with loading and unloading of hazardous and non-hazardous liquids, and other dry bulk materials at the terminal. They are responsible for all administrative and general labor associated with the rail operation. This position is responsible for safely switching railcars in the yard, safe train movement, and efficient loading operations.

Duties and Responsibilities
Rail Operations:

Obtain and receive information and act on oral or written instructions by various communication devices
Climb on/off equipment, set/release hand brakes, couple/uncouple air hoses, operate knuckle to couple/uncouple rail cars
Participate in team meetings to communicate daily plans, fill out daily job safety analysis, understand and follow all operating procedures and safety policies.
Judge and control speed as well as clearance distance of cars
Operate track switches and other equipment to change train routing within yards or on road
Check switch points for proper alignment
Switch, spot cars and determine train make-up
Observe and monitor track conditions (e.g., broken rails, defective switches, weather-related problems)
Walk tracks to perform inspections and track checks
Report any damages or maintenance issues with the rail equipment
Assist other areas of the transload terminal as needed
Any other duties as assigned by the Terminal Manager

Loading and Unloading Operations:

Operate transloading equipment such as air compressors, portable transfer pumps, portable conveyor systems, front end loaders, etc.
Safely transload various materials, including hazardous and non-hazardous liquids, and dry bulk products
Inspect cars for visual defects and safety concerns, calibrate equipment to ensure accurate product weight, volume capture, and prevent contamination; complete safety/maintenance inspections via computer-based data entry
Conduct general maintenance and housekeeping duties, such as greasing, sweeping, moping, mowing and other duties assigned by management

Key Requirements

Previous rail experience required
Must have High School Diploma or GED equivalent
Commitment to and maintaining Twin Eagle’s safety culture, including safety training programs, following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements and safe material handling
Maintain professional interaction and collaboration with team members and third-party personnel.
Strong mechanical aptitude, with proficiency in basic math and computer systems
Experience in Microsoft office (Word, Excel, Outlook etc.)
Must be able to work weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed

Must be physically able to do the following:

Ability to work at various heights above the ground including on locomotives, railcars, and other equipment.
Physical capability to perform unassisted tasks such as climbing, bending, lifting (up to 50 lbs), and prolonged sitting, standing, kneeling, and squatting throughout the course of a shift.
Work, walk, and stand on uneven ballast surfaces for long periods of time.
Ability to work in extreme weather such as rain, snow, wind, and extreme cold/hot temperatures.

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