Safety-minded Maintenance Specialist desiring to offer expertise gained over a 4 and a half-year career and take on a challenging new role. Well-versed in railway operations, railcar maintenance, and AAR/FRA requirements. Good teamwork, problem-solving, and organizational skills. Dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
Work History
Maintenance Specialist
TTX Company
Jacksonville, FL
05.2018 - Current
Facilitated communication between host railroad and TTX employees to organize operations and maximize safety.
Completed upkeep on rail yard and performed maintenance tasks on railcars.
Conducted preventive maintenance procedures and basic repairs on equipment.
Conducted detailed inspections of railcars to identify malfunctions or damages.
Performed Class 1 brake tests.
Recorded physical and digital documentation of Class 1 brake tests, repairs, and "bad ordered" railcars.
Handled inventory consumption and documentation.
Operated powered industrial equipment daily.
Performed repairs on railcars with the following: oxy-fuel cutting torch, welding equipment, and various power/hand tools.
Production Welder
Allstate Steel Company Inc. Of Jacksonville
Jacksonville, FL
02.2018 - 05.2018
Maintained safety by wearing protective equipment, staying alert and following procedures.
Monitored work area and equipment functionality and reported safety issues to management for effective resolution.
Worked with 3:1 argon-to-carbon ratio to produce welds with minimal spatter and optimum bead appearance.
Created high-quality welds using flux cored arc welding (FCAW) and shielded metal arc welding (SMAW).
Welded metal components in vertical, overhead, and flat positions.
Operated drill press to bore holes through metal workpieces.
Built new product assemblies according to specifications and company production standards.
Changed wire, gas tanks, and tools to meet different production demands.
Bolted, clamped, and tack-welded parts to secure components prior to welding.
Interpreted written assembly drawings and work instructions to properly complete tasks.