Operate bobcat-tracked skid steer to sort, grade, and stack railroad ties; drive fully loaded gooseneck truck and trailer; follow FRA/track protection rules; perform basic mechanical tasks; use GPS/Google Maps; lift up to 75 pounds; work independently outdoors with heavy travel (3–4 week assignments).
Do you have a Class A CDL? Are you someone who enjoys traveling and being outside while working independently? This is a great opportunity to see new places and build your career. National Salvage & Service Corporation, an industry leader working in states across the nation, is hiring a Skid Steer/Bundler.
DUTIES, TASKS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Comply with track protection limits and adhere to FRA regulations
- Ability to drive fully loaded Gooseneck truck and trailer
- Sort, grade and stack ties in predetermined location
- Basic mechanical skills
- Problem solving within set standards
- Operate a bobcat-tracked skid steer, secure and transport equipment
- Heavy travel; 3-4 weeks at a time.
POSITION-SPECIFIC COMPETENCIES:
- Strong technical orientation skill set
- Previous Railroad experience preffered
- Ability to lift 75 pounds
- Focused, creative and critical thinking
- Disciplined enough to work independently
- Able to work outside in all weather conditions
- Knowledge with GPS locations, Google Maps, Geographical locations
NATIONAL SALVAGE’S CORE COMPETENCIES:
- Detail oriented
- Effective organizational skills
- Ability to be flexible
- Independent
- Driven for personal and company success
- Acts with integrity. Demonstrates responsible, ethical, and honest behavior
- Authoritative leadership-based skills
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
- Class A CDL
- High school diploma or equivalent
- General understanding of Geographical locations.
- Ability to lift 75 pounds
BENEFITS OF NATIONAL:
- Full health benefits including health, dental, vision, and long-term disability
- 401(K) plan with company match
- Flexible dates for time off
This job description is not intended to be comprehensive list of the duties and responsibilities of the position. Duties and responsibilities may change without notice.
This is a non-exempt position.
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