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WHO WE ARE:

The Company's regulatory, engineering and commercial expertise make UTLX the preferred source of railcars and services for many of its customers. Owned by the Marmon Group and Berkshire Hathaway, UTLX headquarters is in Chicago's financial district, close to major public transportation hubs. UTLX offers competitive compensation and benefits as well as an opportunity to be a part of a top-notch team where enthusiasm, expertise, and progressive thinking are valued.

Job Summary:

This position reports to the Plant Manager or Plant Production Manager or Repair Manager. Depending on the facility, various other supervisory positions report to the same individual, including Maintenance Supervisors, Stores Supervisors, Write-Up Supervisors, Cleaning Rack Supervisors, etc.

Following UTC procedures, the incumbent supervises the activities of various hourly classifications in all phases of car repair work ensuring the proper repair of railroad cars received at the shops in a safe, expeditious manner. In this regard, the incumbent ensures all AAR, DOT and company standards are adhered to during the performance of said repairs. The incumbent is required to select, train, motivate and discipline his/her subordinates. In addition, interpretation of drawings/blueprints is essential to ensure the proper completion of repair work.

In addition to overseeing the repairs, the incumbent is also held responsible for the quality of all repairs performed by his/her subordinates. The incumbent maintains AAR, DOT, and company standards by careful inspection of all completed work. The inspection of completed cars is critical in maintaining the company's high standards and good lessee relationships.

Job Responsibilities:

1. Supervises hourly work force in the efficient, expeditious repair and maintenance of railroad tank cars and other railroad rolling stock.
2. Ensures AAR, DOT and company quality control standards are adhered to by inspecting all completed work.
3. Records labor hours and material consumption in an accurate, timely manner.
4. Adheres to established production schedules by monitoring work in process and thereby effectively scheduling his/her subordinates.
5. Implements the safety program as established by SOPs enforces compliance with all safety rules, ensures hazardous conditions are corrected promptly and works towards eliminating employee injuries.
6. Participates in and actively supports quality projects and activities.

Knowledge and Skills:

This position requires a high school education, detailed knowledge of AAR/DOT regulations, and several years of experience as a supervisor in a tank car repair facility or another heavy industrial facility.  Knowledge of welding, painting, and coating techniques would be beneficial.

Working Conditions:

Climb ladders to heights of approximately 14 ft. high, bend, stoop, stretch, lift and carry objects weighing up to 50 lbs. to set up tables and/or to attach to tank cars.

Enter tank cars via a manway opening approximately 20 inches in diameter.

Be able to tolerate both heights and confined spaces.

Have keen visual and audio acuity to recognize various shop danger warning signals to avoid injuries and promote a safe working environment.

Possess considerable stamina to perform the essential functions over a large geographical plant area.

Ability and availability to work considerable overtime hours that may often be required,

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