Find & Apply For Train Rail Service Worker Jobs in Warden, Washington

About the Role Step into a hands-on position where metalwork meets mechanical know‑how. As a Railcar Mechanic-Welder Technician, you'll blend basic stick welding with railcar repair tasks, building skills through on‑the‑job experience and supervised practice. A Day in the Life Begin with material handling to stage components for repair. Operate shop equipment and mechanical hand tools to support general railcar repairs. Perform basic cutting and welding, including limited welds under close supervision. Work through mechanical tasks such as uncoupling lever removal/replacement, coupler removal/dismantling, and brake lever work. Assist with car jacking and supervised railcar truck repairs. Remove and update AEI tags as needed for compliance. Progress toward certifying railcar welding positions (1G Flat and 2G Horizontal) while learning core stick welding techniques. Contribute to shop upkeep and routine maintenance across the car rail shop. What You'll Grow Expect steady development of core railcar repair capabilities through structured, on‑the‑job training and mentorship, moving from closely supervised welds to broader responsibilities as you demonstrate proficiency. Schedule, Status, and Benefits Employment type:

Full-time Schedule:

10-hour shift

Benefits:

Health insurance Experience Profile Overall experience level: 3 years

Preferred:

1+ year mechanic experience

Preferred:

1+ year with hand tools

Preferred:

1+ year MIG welding

Preferred:

1+ year brake repair Ready to Build Your Skills? If you're motivated to refine welding credentials and mechanical expertise in a railcar environment, this role provides a clear path to grow.