A parts clerk receives materials and parts into the facility, maintains inventory records, and dispenses parts and materials to other workers in the company.
Responsibilities
Routinely inspect parts and equipment for inventory levels and maintains inventory records by identifying when parts need to be ordered in accord with established minimum / maximum inventory levels
Maintain adequate inventory levels of equipment parts by receiving, storing, and issuing spare and replacement parts, equipment, and expendable items used in or maintenance shop
Organize and sort parts according to established inventory system
Report concerns or problems to the maintenance supervisor / lead
As an NDT Assistant, you help ensure critical infrastructure—like pipelines, pressure vessels, and structural steel—is safe and reliable by inspecting materials using non-destructive testing methods.
Responsibilities
Travel to the job site, sometimes early or overnight—could be a plant, pipeline, or industrial facility.
Set up and prep equipment for inspection (help assemble X-ray units, lay cables, clean welds, etc.).
Assist with inspections, taking readings, holding sensors, or applying test materials under a technician’s guidance.
Follow strict safety procedures, especially when dealing with radiation, heights, or confined spaces.
Tear down and document test results or help with post-inspection clean-up.
The pay range for this position is: $23.15 - $26.23 (Starting wage will depend on experience and education. We also offer a total compensation package in addition to base salary).
Responsibilities
Load and unload equipment and attachments; check for and record any damage.
Refill fuel and other fluids for equipment, pressure washers, forklifts, and other tools and equipment.
Clean small air tools, small electric tools, bulk rental items, and larger rental equipment such as rollers and compactors; use high-pressure washer as needed.
Test equipment to ensure safe and effective operation.
Clean and organize store front, warehouse, yard, shop floors, and parking lots; use high-pressure washer as needed.
Under the direction of the Loadout Plant Supervisor, the Railperson must be able to operate locomotive and other loadout equipment as necessary.
Compensation
The expected base compensation for this position ranges from $30.67 to $33.89 per hour, depending on, but not limited to, market location, job-related knowledge, skill sets, experience, and education