Jobs at RailPros

Provides on-track roadway worker protection for live railroad operations. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and engineers, conducts job briefings, manages train movement permissions, places signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad rules. The role requires extensive multistate travel, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, workgroup briefings, track access, signs, derails, and required reports. Handles safety equipment, completes recurring training, and communicates with supervisors. Requires extensive regional travel, overnight stays, physical work, frequent safety training, and compliance with railroad rules and testing requirements.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with train dispatchers and engineers, conducts daily briefings, manages track safety equipment and signage, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad rules. The role requires extensive travel across multiple Northern and Midwestern states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, and at least five years of RWIC experience with a Class I or Class II freight railroad.

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 warning equipment, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad rules. The role requires extensive multi-state travel, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, and frequent communication with supervisors and work groups.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinates job sites, communicates with train dispatchers and engineers, conducts safety briefings, manages track protection equipment, completes electronic reports, and ensures 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 on-site roadway worker protection around active railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, workgroup clearances, job briefings, warning signs, derails, electronic reporting, and compliance with railroad rules. The role requires extensive travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, and at least five years of RWIC experience with a Class I or Class II freight railroad.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with train dispatchers and engineers, conducts job briefings, manages track limits and safety equipment, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad rules. The role requires extensive frequent travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of safety 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 dispatchers and engineers, conducts briefings, manages train and equipment movement through work limits, completes electronic reports, installs signs and derails, and ensures compliance with railroad safety rules. Requires extensive travel across the Northern Region, overnight stays, physical work, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, work-group clearances, job briefings, warning signs, derails, reports, and compliance with railroad rules. Requires frequent multi-state travel, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Assists rail structural engineers with the design and development of bridges, culverts, and retaining walls. Creates detailed CAD models, drawings, plans, and specifications using MicroStation; analyzes project data; supports quality assurance and quality control; and collaborates with engineers and project managers. The intern applies academic knowledge while developing technical skills in rail infrastructure design.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, work-group clearances, job briefings, signs, derails, electronic reports, and compliance with railroad safety rules. The role requires extensive multi-state travel, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Manage railroad public projects from concept through construction completion, including grade crossings, grade separations, quiet zones, trails, drainage improvements, and railroad coordination. Responsibilities include developing scopes and fees, reviewing plans and agreements, coordinating agencies and railroads, conducting crossing diagnostics, tracking budgets and milestones, supporting permitting, negotiating agreements, and managing onsite meetings. This remote role requires residence in or near Wisconsin and 50% travel throughout Wisconsin.

Supports railroad track and civil engineering projects through alignment, drainage, utilities, crossings, earthwork design, engineering calculations, cost estimating, documentation, and construction submittal review. Uses AutoCAD, MicroStation, and InRail while assisting with plans for freight, commuter, and transit projects. Performs limited field observations and collaborates with engineers and project managers. This internship is intended for students pursuing an ABET-accredited engineering degree and offers mentorship and potential full-time employment.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Responsibilities include coordinating jobsite safety, communicating with dispatchers and engineers, conducting job briefings, controlling train and equipment movements, installing warning signs and derails, completing electronic reports, and maintaining compliance with railroad operating rules. Requires frequent travel across six states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment weighing 15–90 pounds, a high school diploma or GED, two years of MOW or TY&E experience, and UP South on-track and operating rules qualification.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and train crews, conducts safety briefings, manages signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad operating rules. The role requires extensive travel across six states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, and frequent safety training.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and engineers, conducts job briefings, manages track access, places warning signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad rules. Requires frequent extensive travel across six states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, and ongoing safety training.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around active railroad tracks. Responsibilities include coordinating jobsite safety, communicating with dispatchers and train crews, conducting job briefings, managing track safety equipment, completing electronic reports, and ensuring compliance with railroad operating rules. The role requires extensive travel across six states, overnight stays, frequent safety training, and the ability to handle equipment weighing 15 to 90 pounds.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with train dispatchers and engineers, conducts job briefings, manages track warning equipment and derails, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad operating and safety rules. Requires frequent travel across six states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, and ongoing safety training.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and engineers, conducts briefings, manages train and equipment movements, completes electronic reports, places warning signs and derails, and ensures compliance with railroad operating and safety rules. The role requires extensive travel across six states, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, and frequent safety training.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, work limits, job briefings, signage, derails, reports, and compliance with railroad rules. The role requires extensive multistate travel, physical handling of equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing. Candidates need substantial RWIC or Class I/Class II freight railroad experience.