Port Terminal Mechanical Technician — Rail‑to‑Vessel Operations

Port Terminal Mechanical Technician — Rail‑to‑Vessel Operations CONSOL Energy - 3.7 Baltimore, MD Job Details $44.84 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Safe work practices Millwright Conveyor systems Schematics Crane operation Safety inspections for hazard identification Basic math Mid-level Forklift Industrial equipment troubleshooting 3 years Metal fabrication Programmable logic controllers Lifts and hoists Dozer Loader operation Welding Hand tools Machine minor repairs Leadership Communication skills Full Job Description Are You the One Who Gets Things Moving? Do you thrive where steel meets skill—on conveyors, under man-lifts, and beside roaring hoists? At Core Natural Resources, we need a mechanical pro who keeps coal flowing from rail to vessel and equipment ready for the next shift. Picture This A vessel is at berth. A conveyor trips. You scan the schematic, isolate the fault, realign a motor, and swap a bearing. With the line stable, you strike an oxy/acetylene bead to repair a guard, then jump into a forklift to assist operations. You log a safety review, close out work, and leave the terminal stronger than you found it—all while living our values: Safety, Sustainability & Continuous Improvement. What You'll Do Maintain and repair terminal equipment to maximize availability and reliability Operate mobile equipment—forklift, manual shift truck, JLG man-lift, crane truck—to support coal transshipment Read and apply prints, drawings, schematics, and manuals for troubleshooting Weld with oxy/acetylene across various angles and material thicknesses Fabricate and lay out small parts for minor equipment repairs and improvements Perform pre-task safety reviews and follow the Safe Work Instruction Program Cross-train on loaders, dozers, locomotives, and cranes Work solo effectively and communicate clearly with teammates and leadership What You Bring 3+ years of experience that includes machine maintenance Preferred millwright skills: bearing replacement and motor alignment Rigging know-how; comfortable around cranes and hoists Proficiency with hand tools plus strong mechanical and fabrication ability Clear written and interpersonal communication; basic math skills Physical readiness to stand for long periods and work in confined spaces, at heights, and in extreme weather Availability for rotating shifts, weekends, and overtime Strengths That Set You Apart Heavy equipment repair expertise Mechanical troubleshooting and industrial automation diagnostics Machine safety inspections and hazard recognition Experience within manufacturing or heavy industrial environments Systems You'll Work With Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) for basic fault-finding and interface checks Conveyor systems for inspection, adjustment, and repair