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Cummings Technical Solutions Inc.

Rolling Stock Fabrication & Repair Technologist

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What they do

A Train Rail Service Worker repairs and maintains equipment that is part of a railroad system, including gate crossings, track switches and signals.

$68,000 / year median in Pennsylvania

+1% projected growth

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Rolling Stock Fabrication & Repair Technologist Cummings Technical Solutions Inc. Pittsburgh, PA Job Details Full-time $24 - $25 an hour 1 hour ago Benefits Health insurance Qualifications Shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) Diesel engine system repair Mechanical assembly Replacing parts Grinding machine operation Mechanic experience Mechanical fabrication Forklift servicing Diesel mechanics Moving Mechanical boiler troubleshooting Mid-level Rail repair operations Metal fabrication Machining tools Corrective maintenance Experience working in the automotive repair industry Fabrication repair techniques Power tools Automotive engine diagnostics Vehicle suspension system repair Collision repair Gas metal arc welding Hand tools Rolling stock maintenance Cutting tools Automotive braking system repair Material handling equipment maintenance Full Job Description Are you the hands-on problem solver we're looking for? Do you enjoy mechanical work, metal fabrication, and the satisfaction of bringing rail equipment back to spec? In this role, you'll support freight car repairs while sharpening your welding capabilities under close guidance—eventually certifying in 1G (flat) and 2G (horizontal) railcar welds. Your impact Contribute to general railcar repair and day-to-day shop upkeep Handle and stage materials to keep repair workflows moving Use shop machinery and mechanical hand tools safely and effectively Perform basic cutting/welding; complete supervised welds as skills build Learn the fundamentals of stick welding and apply them on the floor Tackle routine maintenance and grow your car-repair skill set OTJ Remove/replace uncoupling and brake levers Remove and dismantle couplers Jack railcars using approved procedures Assist with supervised truck (railcar truck assembly) repairs Remove and update AEI identification tags Pursue certification in railcar welding positions (1G flat, 2G horizontal) What you bring Experience level: 3 years
Preferred:
1 year each in Mechanic work, Hand tool use, MIG welding, and Brake repair Proficiencies we value Heavy Equipment Repair Brake & Suspension Systems Automotive Repair Engine Repair Advanced Engine Performance Boiler Troubleshooting Lift Truck Repair & Maintenance Vehicle Body Repair Vehicle & Fleet Welding Diesel & Heavy Equipment Systems Automotive Repair & Service Systems Tools you'll master MIG & Stick Welders (GMAW/SMAW) GTAW Welder Surface Grinder Power Tools Role basics Job type:
Full-time Schedule:
10-hour shift
Benefits:
Health insurance