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SPRING

Mobile-first fashion e-commerce marketplace

Locomotive Mechanic - Electrician

Equipment MaintenanceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLansford, ND, USA$30 - $40 /hrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have a GED or higher and 2–3 years of experience working as a diesel mechanic.
  • Have experience with both AC and DC voltage systems.
  • Be willing to work flexible schedules and hours.
  • Have a strong mechanical and electrical background; railroad experience is a plus.
  • Demonstrate problem-solving, oral and written communication, organizational, interpersonal, analytical, calculating, perception, and creativity skills.
  • Meet the physical demands of the role, including working on uneven or slippery surfaces, platforms, and ladders in varied weather and temperatures; standing for much of the day; coordinating eyes and hands; dexterously grasping tools, materials, and equipment; and performing manual labor and lifting.
  • Have a valid driver’s license and maintain an insurable driving status, including railroad driver provisions.
  • Pass a mandatory pre-employment drug test; random, reasonable-suspicion, and post-accident testing may also be required during employment.
  • Undergo a physical examination and provide professional references.
  • Complete a background check.
  • Wear prescribed safety apparel and follow company and industry safety rules, practices, and procedures.
  • Read and comply with train orders, signals, railroad rules, and regulations.

Responsibilities

  • Install and maintain electrical wiring and equipment on railroad locomotives, including motors, generators, air-conditioning units, electrical outlets, and lighting fixtures.
  • Inspect, repair, and maintain electrical and mechanical components on diesel-electric locomotives and locomotive engines.
  • Conduct inspections of locomotive electrical and engine components, including scheduled electrical inspections in compliance with company, industry, and federal standards.
  • Inspect small components such as relays and voltage regulators, and large components such as traction motors and generators.
  • Inspect and test circuitry using electrical testing equipment.
  • Inspect wheels, trucks, cab, and internal diesel engine parts for unusual smells, overheating, and visual changes.
  • Troubleshoot malfunctions and diagnose electrical malfunctions in locomotive or diesel engine components, including high- and low-voltage equipment; assess problems and determine corrective action.
  • Perform maintenance and repairs; replace locomotive cab or diesel electrical-compartment components such as junction boxes, voltage regulators, and traction motors as needed.
  • Disassemble and clean electrical parts, and assemble components.
  • Maintain miscellaneous equipment and facilities using blueprints, schematics, and location circuit plans.
  • Replace locomotive and diesel engine components, including wheels, traction motors, and worn or cracked engine components.
  • Safely and effectively operate precision measuring instruments, precision machines, electric, pneumatic, and hydraulic tools, material-handling equipment, acetylene torches, and electric welders.
  • Take appropriate action when conditions threaten the safety of oneself or coworkers, and ensure equipment and the work area are safe before starting work.
  • Perform work on the railroad as directed.
  • Meet the role’s environmental demands, including exposure to electrical hazards, dust, smoke, fumes, odors, grease, oil, hot and cold temperatures, noise, wet conditions, chemicals, vibration, moving machinery, and confined spaces; travel and on-call work are required.
  • Prepare reports.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree or an associate degree or diploma in electrical, mechanical, or automotive engineering, or another related field of study, from an accredited institution.
  • Leadership experience.

About the Company

SPRING

Mobile-first fashion e-commerce marketplace

Spring built a mobile-first e-commerce marketplace that connects shoppers with a curated mix of fashion and lifestyle brands. It runs as a platform where consumers browse multiple brands in one app and complete a single checkout for items from different labels, while Spring itself does not hold inventory. Revenue comes from commissions on each sale across the brands on the platform. The product works by listing partner brands in a digital storefront, allowing users to add items to a shared cart from multiple brands, and then processing payments and orders through the app. The site differentiates itself by offering a seamless, multi-brand shopping experience with a single-cart checkout and a brand-discovery channel, rather than competing as a retailer with its own stock. Its goal was to simplify mobile shopping and expand access to a curated set of fashion and lifestyle brands, turning discovery and purchase into a straightforward, centralized experience.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$97.5M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2013

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