Jobs at RailPros

Leads the end-to-end proposal response process, including pursuit strategy, RFQ/RFP analysis, capture planning, proposal and presentation development, technical editing, proofreading, and quality assurance. Maintains proposal content libraries, coordinates with business development, project management, and graphics teams, and trains marketing staff on proposal best practices. The role manages multiple concurrent deadlines and may require occasional travel and overtime.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with train dispatchers and engineers, conducts job briefings, manages track safety equipment, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad rules. The role requires extensive travel across multiple states, frequent overnight stays, physical equipment handling, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinates job sites, communicates with dispatchers and train crews, conducts safety briefings, manages on-track safety procedures, completes electronic reports, and handles railroad safety equipment. Requires extensive frequent travel, overnight stays, physical ability, railroad communication proficiency, and extensive prior railroad supervisory or RWIC experience.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating with dispatchers, engineers, and work groups during train movements. Conducts job briefings, enforces railroad safety rules, places warning signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and communicates with supervisors. Requires frequent extensive travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Responsibilities include coordinating job sites, communicating with train dispatchers and engineers, conducting job briefings, enforcing railroad safety rules, managing track access and train movements, placing signs and derails, completing electronic reports, and maintaining communication with supervisors. The role requires frequent travel across Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin, including overnight stays, along with physical handling of equipment weighing 15 to 90 pounds.

Leads enterprise talent acquisition strategy, workforce planning, recruiting operations, employer branding, talent pipelines, and candidate experience. Partners with executives and hiring managers to forecast workforce needs, optimize hiring processes, manage recruiting technology and vendors, and build scalable recruiting programs. Leads and develops the Talent Acquisition team while overseeing compensation benchmarking, job architecture, salary structures, pay equity, and compliance. The role requires approximately 20–30% travel to company locations, recruiting events, universities, conferences, and business meetings.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work-group clearances, job briefings, signage, derails, reports, and required training. The role requires extensive travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of railroad equipment, frequent radio communication, and strict adherence to railroad safety rules and company policies.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work-group clearances, and on-track equipment movements. Conducts job briefings, installs warning signs and derails, completes electronic reports, handles equipment weighing 15–90 pounds, and maintains compliance with railroad safety rules. Requires extensive multi-state travel, overnight stays, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating with train dispatchers and work crews, conducting job briefings, managing on-track safety procedures, placing signs and derails, completing electronic reports, and ensuring compliance with railroad rules. Requires extensive frequent travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring safety training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides on-track roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work limits, job briefings, signs, derails, reports, and compliance activities. Handles equipment weighing 15–90 pounds and completes recurring safety training. Requires extensive frequent travel across multiple states, overnight stays, a high school diploma or GED, and 20 years of qualifying railroad supervisory or RWIC experience.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work limits, job briefings, warning signs, derails, reports, and on-track equipment. The role requires extensive travel across multiple states, frequent overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, recurring safety training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work limits, job briefings, signage, derails, reports, and compliance. The role requires extensive multistate travel, overnight stays, physical handling of safety equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing. Candidates need a high school diploma or GED and at least 10 years of BNSF RWIC experience or 15 years with a Class I or II freight railroad.

Provides on-track roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and engineers, manages train and equipment movement through work limits, conducts daily briefings, completes electronic reports, places signs and derails, and ensures compliance with railroad safety rules. Requires frequent travel across Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin, including overnight stays, plus the ability to handle equipment weighing 15 to 90 pounds.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work-group movements, job briefings, flagging assignments, signs, derails, electronic reports, and compliance with railroad safety rules. The role requires extensive multistate travel, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work limits, job briefings, warning signs, derails, electronic reports, and railroad safety compliance. The role requires extensive travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with train dispatchers and engineers, conducts job briefings, manages track access and equipment movements, completes required reports, and installs signs and derails. The role requires extensive travel across multiple southeastern states, overnight stays, physical handling of 15- to 90-pound equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks across multiple states. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with train dispatchers and engineers, conducts briefings, manages track warning equipment and derails, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad safety rules. The role requires extensive travel, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work limits, job briefings, warning signs, derails, reports, and compliance activities. The role requires extensive multistate travel, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment weighing 15 to 90 pounds, recurring safety training, and frequent communication with supervisors and railroad personnel. Candidates need a high school diploma or GED and 20 years of qualifying railroad supervision or RWIC experience.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and train crews, conducts safety briefings, manages track access and train movements, prepares electronic reports, and installs signs, derails, and locking devices. The role requires extensive multistate travel, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, work-group clearances, and on-track equipment movement. Conducts job briefings, prepares electronic reports, installs warning signs and derails, handles safety equipment, completes recurring training, and communicates assignment details with supervisors. Requires extensive travel across Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin, including overnight stays.