Quality Inspector
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Road & Rail Services is hiring a Quality Inspector. Road & Rail Services is hiring a dependable, detail‑oriented Quality Inspector to inspect vehicles, document transportation‑related damage, and enter inspection information into customer reporting systems. This entry‑level role provides training on inspection procedures, damage‑reporting requirements, and data‑entry systems, and requires working primarily outdoors at a rail and vehicle‑processing facility while adhering to safety standards.
Key focus areas include Examining vehicles for damage that may have occurred during transportation, Recording inspection findings clearly and accurately, and Verifying previously reported vehicle damage on and off railcars.
Important skills include Microsoft Office, Accurate Data Entry, Following Procedures, Safety-First Approach, Working Independently, and Collaboration. Preferred (not required): Vehicle Inspection, Data Entry Systems, and Communication.
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27141 South Industrial Park Drive, Elwood, IL 60421, USA | Hourly | 20.00 per hour Weekly Pay, Direct Deposit | Full Time
| Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k) Matching
Entry-Level Quality Inspector
Company: Road & Rail Services
Pay: $20.00 per hour
Job Type: Full-Time
Schedule: Wednesday–Sunday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Work Environment: On-site and primarily outdoors
Experience: No previous vehicle-inspection experience required-training provided
Start a Career in Vehicle Quality Inspection
Road & Rail Services is hiring a dependable, detail-oriented Quality Inspector to inspect vehicles, document transportation-related damage, and enter inspection information into customer reporting systems.
This entry-level opportunity is a strong fit for someone who notices small details, works accurately with computers, and is comfortable performing inspections outdoors. You will receive training on our inspection procedures, damage-reporting requirements, and data-entry systems.
This is not a mechanical repair position. Your primary focus will be inspecting vehicles, verifying reported damage, maintaining accurate records, and helping ensure each vehicle is properly documented before the process is completed.
What You'll Need
To be considered for this position, you must have:
A valid driver's license
Basic experience using Microsoft Office programs
The ability to enter information accurately and follow established procedures
Dependable attendance and availability for the Wednesday–Sunday schedule
A safety-first approach to working around vehicles and rail equipment
The ability to work independently while also contributing to a team
Willingness and ability to perform duties outdoors in changing weather conditions
The ability to safely access and work on or around railcars
Previous inspection, automotive, transportation, logistics, or data-entry experience may be helpful, but it is not required.
Your Day-to-Day Responsibilities
As a Quality Inspector, you will help confirm that vehicle damage is identified, verified, and reported correctly. Your responsibilities will include:
Examining vehicles for damage that may have occurred during transportation
Recording inspection findings clearly and accurately
Verifying previously reported vehicle damage on and off railcars
Entering damage documentation into original equipment manufacturer reporting websites
Reporting applicable damage information through the BNSF system
Helping control or monitor access to designated areas until vehicle repairs are completed
Communicating damage findings or documentation concerns to the appropriate team members
Following all company, customer, and industry safety requirements
Completing additional operational duties assigned by management
Attention to detail is essential because your inspection records and data entries help support accurate damage reporting and vehicle-processing decisions.
Work Environment
This position is performed primarily outdoors at an active rail and vehicle-processing facility. Employees should be prepared to work in heat, cold, wind, rain, and other changing weather conditions.
You must be comfortable working around vehicles and rail equipment, following designated access procedures, and wearing all required personal protective equipment.
Pay and Benefits
Road & Rail Services offers $20.00 per hour along with a comprehensive employee benefits package that includes:
Medical and dental insurance
401(k) retirement plan with company matching
Paid holidays and vacation time
Annual steel-toe boot allowance
Company-provided personal protective equipment
Training for the position
Opportunities for advancement within the company
We are a veteran-friendly employer and believe in recognizing hardworking, dependable employees by providing opportunities to grow from within.
About Road & Rail Services
Established in 1987, Road & Rail Services provides rail-related operational and maintenance services throughout North America. Our teams support railroads, rail shippers, vehicle-processing facilities, and owners of rail equipment through terminal operations, plant services, inspections, and field maintenance.
Apply Today
If you are dependable, comfortable working outdoors, and ready to develop vehicle-inspection and reporting skills, apply today to join Road & Rail Services as an Entry-Level Quality Inspector.
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