Jobs at RailPros

Lead and direct the railroad signal engineering practice, setting technical strategy, standards, and priorities. Oversee design, integration, testing, commissioning, and delivery of wayside signals, interlockings, grade-crossing warning and signal control systems. Manage and develop engineering staff, support major projects, participate in client pursuits and industry forums, and ensure regulatory compliance, safety, and successful project execution.

Perform roadway worker protection on and around live railroad tracks as RWIC: coordinate dispatcher/train communications, conduct job briefings, set signs/derails, submit electronic reports, follow On Track Safety rules, and travel frequently across the Northern region.

Serve as Roadway Worker In Charge (RWIC) providing on-track safety and site protection for maintenance activities. Coordinate with dispatchers and crews, perform job briefings, communicate via radio, place signs and derails, complete electronic reports and forms, and travel frequently across the Midwest to support projects while enforcing railroad safety rules and procedures.

Perform roadway worker protection and on-track safety for live railroad tracks. Coordinate jobsite protection, communicate with dispatchers/engineers, conduct daily briefings, submit electronic reports, place signs and derails, and participate in safety training while traveling frequently across multiple states.

Provide on-track safety and roadway worker protection for live railroad tracks, coordinate jobsite activities and dispatcher/train communications, conduct job briefings, prepare electronic reports/forms, handle safety equipment and signage, participate in safety training, maintain supervisor communication, and travel frequently across multiple Midwestern states.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination for work on live railroad tracks. Communicate with dispatchers and crews, perform job briefings, place signage and derails, submit electronic reports, complete safety training, handle equipment (15–90 lbs), and travel frequently across multiple Midwestern states.

Perform on-track roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination, including radio communications with dispatchers, train movement control, daily briefings, equipment placement, reporting via electronic forms, routine safety training, and frequent travel across multiple Midwestern states.

Provide on-track roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination around live railroad tracks. Communicate with dispatchers and train engineers, conduct daily job briefings, place warning/stop signs and derails, submit electronic reports, and follow railroad safety procedures. Frequent travel across multiple Midwestern states with overnight stays required.

Serve as Roadway Worker in Charge (RWIC) providing on-track safety: coordinate jobsite protection, radio with dispatchers/engineers, conduct job briefings, grant movement permissions, place signs/derails, complete electronic reports, and travel frequently across western states.

Perform on-site roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination around live railroad tracks. Communicate with dispatchers/engineers, conduct briefings, install warning signs and derails, submit electronic reports, and maintain safety compliance while traveling frequently across multiple western states.

Serve as Roadway Worker In Charge (RWIC) providing on-track safety and jobsite coordination for work around live railroad tracks. Perform radio communications with dispatchers, conduct daily job briefings, grant train movement permissions, prepare electronic reports/forms, place signs/derails, handle equipment, maintain communication with supervisors, attend safety training, and travel frequently across multiple western states with overnight stays.

Perform on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks including radio communications with dispatch, daily job briefings, placement of warning signs and derails, submitting electronic reports, and maintaining safety compliance while traveling frequently across western U.S. projects.

Perform on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinate job site safety, communicate with dispatchers/trains, conduct daily briefings, prepare electronic reports/forms, deploy signage and derails, and maintain compliance with railroad operating rules and company policies while traveling frequently across western states.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection and coordination around live railroad tracks, including radio communication with dispatch, job briefings, placing signs/derails, submitting electronic reports, and maintaining safety compliance while frequently traveling across multiple states.

Perform on-track safety and jobsite protection as Roadway Worker in Charge (RWIC): coordinate with dispatchers, conduct job briefings, grant train/equipment permissions, place signs and derails, submit electronic reports, and participate in safety training. Frequent multi-state travel and overnight stays required. Maintain safety compliance and communicate with supervisors to ensure safe railroad work zone operations.

Perform on-site roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination around live railroad tracks. Communicate with dispatchers and train engineers, conduct job briefings, submit electronic reports, place signage and derails, handle equipment, maintain safety compliance and travel frequently across multiple states.

Perform on-site roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination around live railroad tracks. Duties include radio communications with dispatchers, conducting daily job briefings, granting track movement permissions, placing signs and derails, submitting electronic reports, and adhering to safety training and qualification standards while traveling frequently across multiple states.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination around live railroad tracks. Communicate with dispatchers and train crews via radio, perform daily briefings, place signs and derails, complete electronic reports, and follow UP-South on-track rules. Travel frequently across multiple states and participate in recurring safety training.

Perform on-track roadway worker protection and job-site coordination, including radio communications with dispatch, daily job briefings, placing warning signs and derails, submitting electronic reports, and following UP-South on-track rules while traveling frequently across multiple states.

Perform roadway worker protection on and around live railroad tracks as RWIC: coordinate jobsite safety, communicate with dispatch and crews, grant train/equipment movement permissions, conduct job briefings, complete electronic reports, handle safety equipment, and maintain qualifications and safety compliance while traveling frequently across multiple states.