Clinton, IN
Railcar Repair Services
Service Type: Mini Shop, Storage
General Information
- SPLC Code 369985
- Shop Capacity 166 Cars
- Delivering Line CSX
- RR Switches Per Week N/A
- Facility TypeMini Shop, Storage
Capabilities
- Car TypesAluminum Coal Cars, Aluminum Coal Rapid Discharge, Cement Cars, Centerbeam, Covered Hoppers, Flat Cars, Gondola, Open Top Hoppers, PD Hoppers
- Repair ServiceBad Order Cars, Heavy Repairs, Mobile Repairs, Storage
- CertificationsCertified Steel Welding, Qualified Car Inspector, Qualified Welding Inspector
- CleaningBlack Beauty Blast, Vac Truck (available), Washout, Waste Disposal
- CoatingBoxcar Interiors, Cover-Up (Graffiti), Exterior (Non-Bake Coatings Only), Exterior Painting (Touch-Up Only)
Repair Network
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Our repair network keeps railcars safe, compliant, and built to last. Repairs are aligned with fleet needs to return cars quickly and keep them moving.
Location Types
Full-Service
Field Service
FAQs
Frequently Asked Railcar Repair Questions
Our network supports a wide range of railcar types serving chemical, energy, agricultural, industrial, bulk commodity markets, and more. Repair capabilities vary by location and railcar type.
Our repair, engineering, and quality teams work together to help customers maintain compliance with applicable regulatory and industry requirements throughout the railcar lifecycle.
Customers work directly with dedicated support teams and can leverage digital tools such as FleetAX for visibility into repair activity, documentation, and fleet information.
AITX provides railcar repair services including inspections, maintenance, mechanical repairs, structural repairs, cleaning, coating, lining, program work, mobile service, and onsite support. Availability varies by facility.
Yes. We support both AITX-leased equipment and customer-owned fleets through maintenance, repair, compliance, and engineering services.
Yes. Our network allows us to support customers across multiple facilities and operating regions while providing coordinated communication and visibility throughout the repair process.
