Jobs at Harbor Rail Services Company

Conduct pre-trip inspections of railcars, checking equipment, safety appliances, interiors, tiedowns, and components for defects or maintenance needs. Document inspection results, report discrepancies, coordinate repairs with maintenance personnel, and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards. The role also involves cleaning, lubrication, maintaining tools, participating in safety training, and working outdoors in varying conditions while performing physically demanding tasks.

Perform pre-trip inspections of railcars to verify safety and regulatory compliance. Identify, report, and address defects; clean and maintain interior and lading equipment; coordinate with maintenance and supervisors; keep accurate inspection records; follow safety procedures and participate in trainings. Work is primarily outdoors and physically demanding.

Perform pre-trip inspections of railcars, checking lading equipment, safety appliances, interior condition, lubrication, and tiedown equipment. Identify, report, and document defects or safety issues; coordinate with maintenance and supervisors; maintain tools and a clean work area; participate in safety briefings and training.

Conduct pre-trip inspections of railcars, checking safety appliances, lading equipment, interiors, tiedowns, lubrication, and overall operating condition. Identify defects and maintenance needs, complete inspection records, communicate issues to maintenance teams, and maintain safe, organized work areas. The role requires outdoor work in varying conditions, physical labor, adherence to railroad safety standards, and participation in safety training.

Operate and move freight trains and locomotives between rail yards, shops, service tracks, and switching areas. Perform coupling and uncoupling, apply hand brakes, ride and climb railcars, monitor signals and equipment, communicate with dispatchers by radio, troubleshoot operational issues, and complete documentation. The role requires extensive outdoor work, physical exertion, irregular and on-call schedules, safety compliance, and possible travel between locations.

Conducts pre-trip inspections of railcars before dispatch, checking equipment, safety appliances, interiors, lading components, and overall condition. Identifies defects, performs minor cleaning, lubrication, and equipment replacement, documents findings, and coordinates repairs with maintenance teams. The role follows railroad safety and regulatory standards, works outdoors in an active railyard, and requires substantial physical activity, including lifting up to 75 pounds.