Rail Car Washer

These are some of the benefits you can expect from working with Savage: Opportunities for Growth Excellent benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with match, and profit sharing Paid Time Off (PTO) & Paid Holidays $150 annual Steel-toe boot allowance We provide Uniforms & PPE (laundering included)  The successful Rail Car Wash Operator candidate can be either a current rail facility operator or someone with a willingness to learn new skills and abide by the extensive training and direction Savage will provide. They will be responsible to switch, deheel, and wash rail cars safely and timely within the new Savage operation in Beaumont, Texas while delivering “worry-free consistency” to our Customer by safely and efficiently washing railcars before they are loaded with different grades of Polyethylene plastics.      Click here or visit our website at www.savageservices.com  to learn how current Team Members like working with Savage.      Here is what you will be doing: Daily washing, with safe associated railcar movement in the deheeling and washing area at the Beaumont, TX operation Operate when needed a locomotive\ Trackmobile – Savage will provide training and certification Assist in all areas of the washing/deheeling building performing several tasks: Operating washing and deheeling equipment Recording and documenting inspections and completed washing activities in a Customer computer system Perform pre-shift maintenance walk downs of the entire washing system Work in the deheeling and washing area in a large-scale yard supporting a petrochemical plant with both time deadline and environmental compliance expectation   Requirements of a successful Rail Car Washer: High School Graduate or GED equivalent Attend classroom training and must pass a written and skills test on the type of work that he or she will be performing Read, write and understand, and follow written and verbal instructions in English Work rotating shifts on a 24-hour schedule that will include holidays and weekends Experience in the rail industry is preferred but not required if willing to adhere to Savage rail training and best practices Heavy equipment experience a plus   Here are some of the physical requirements of this role: Work both indoors and outdoors every day in addition to walking and standing on uneven surfaces for long periods of time  Railcar washer must be physically able to do the following: Climb on and off railcars and locomotives safely in addition to climbing stairs multiple times a day.  Operate railcar hand brakes and rail switches

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