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About the Team What we do: Provide reliable, cost effective an innovative railcar solutions for the markets we serve. Frequency of essential functions, marginal functions, machine/equipment/tools used, physical requirements, and working conditions may change somewhat due to the type of railcar, weather, and location operating restriction, but ALL MAINTENANCE SPECIALISTS perform basically the same work.
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Cutting torch used for cutting frequently; heating torch used while bending regularly; side grinder used for grinding regularly; hoist used for lifting regularly; winch used for pulling regularly. Pay rate is determined based on Carman experience or Journeyman status.
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Asset Class Coverage: Middle Market Leveraged Loan, CLO, Growth Capital (Venture Loan, Recurring Revenue Loan), Equipment Finance (small, mid, large ticket), Transportation Assets (Shipping Container, Railcar, Aircraft, Engine), Consumer (Auto, Timeshare, Home Improvement, Solar, Student Loan.
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At just 16 years old, Mose would hand-select fresh fish at the Seattle markets, carefully pack it in sawdust and ice and ship it to Denver by railcar, replenishing the ice at stops along the way.
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Then, from Union Station, he tirelessly pushed a wooden cart around downtown, bringing his sought-after fish and oysters to Denver chefs, markets and restaurants. ERP (Aspen Canopy) knowledge preferred.
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Previous locomotive maintenance experience and railcar maintenance experience, an asset. Reporting to the Mechanical Manager / Senior Manager, Rail Operations, the Mechanical Lead is an integral team member of the Rocky Mountaineer Operations and Mechanical team.
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