Jobs at RailPros

Perform on-site roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination around live railroad tracks. Maintain dispatcher/train communication, perform job briefings, prepare electronic reports/forms, place signs and derails, participate in safety training, and ensure compliance with company and railroad safety rules across multi-state assignments.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection and jobsite coordination on live railroad tracks, including dispatcher/train radio communication, daily briefings, placing signs/derails, submitting electronic reports, and maintaining safety compliance while traveling across multiple western states.

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.

Design and develop rail infrastructure using CAD, produce plans/specifications/estimates, provide technical support, perform QA/QC, analyze project data, mentor junior staff, and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams from concept through construction.

Lead and manage large rail engineering programs, coordinate teams, represent the firm to stakeholders, run project meetings and presentations, ensure compliance with company policies, and occasionally travel to project sites or offices.

Coordinate and lead proposal development and compliance reviews, maintain proposal content library, support marketing and proposal strategies, manage industry event planning (registration, sponsorships, logistics), monitor marketing/proposal inboxes, and perform other marketing tasks as assigned.

Serve as Roadway Worker In Charge (RWIC) to provide on-track safety and jobsite coordination for work on live railroad tracks. Communicate with dispatchers and crews, perform daily briefings, set and remove warning devices, complete electronic reports, participate in training, and maintain safety and compliance across assignments requiring frequent travel.

Perform on-site roadway worker protection (RWIC) for work on/around live railroad tracks: coordinate jobsite safety, radio dispatch/train communication, grant movement permissions, conduct job briefings, complete electronic reports, place signs/derails, participate in training, and travel extensively across assigned states.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinate jobsite safety and train/dispatcher communications, perform job briefings, complete electronic reports/forms, handle safety equipment, and travel frequently across multiple southern states.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection on live railroad tracks as Roadway Worker In Charge (RWIC). Coordinate jobsite protection, radio communication with dispatchers/engineers, conduct daily briefings, complete electronic documentation, place signs/derails, and participate in safety and qualification training.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection for work around live railroad tracks. Coordinate jobsite safety, radio communication with dispatch and engineers, conduct daily briefings, manage signage/derails, complete electronic reports/forms, and participate in safety and qualification training.

Serve as Roadway Worker In Charge (RWIC) providing on-track safety and jobsite protection, coordinating with dispatchers, conducting briefings, completing electronic reports, placing signs and derails, participating in safety training, and traveling frequently across multiple states for assignments.

Provide on-site roadway worker protection for work on/around live railroad tracks, coordinate jobsite safety and communications with dispatchers/trains, perform briefings, submit electronic reports, place safety devices, and complete required training.

Perform on-track roadway worker protection and site coordination for live railroad tracks, including radio communication with dispatchers, daily job briefings, setting signs and derails, submitting electronic reports, and frequent travel across multiple Midwestern states.

Design and develop rail infrastructure using CAD, prepare plans, specifications, and estimates, provide technical support and QA/QC, mentor junior staff, and coordinate project delivery from concept through construction.

Design and develop rail infrastructure deliverables from concept through construction using CAD; produce plans, specifications, estimates; provide technical support, QA/QC, mentorship, and client-facing coordination to ensure project delivery.

Manage and grow key freight railroad accounts (primarily UPRR), develop business plans, identify revenue opportunities, coordinate marketing and client communications, oversee field engagement and service delivery, and act as liaison between RailPros executives and client management to expand contract services.

Lead structural design and bridge replacement projects: produce design calculations and drawings, manage projects and technical teams, supervise engineers and designers, coordinate assignments, recommend program changes, ensure compliance, and represent the organization to stakeholders.

Process full-cycle, multi-state payroll for weekly and biweekly employees; prepare certified payroll reports; ensure compliance with federal and state laws; resolve payroll issues; process garnishments; reconcile payroll to accounting; maintain HRIS and payroll data; generate routine and ad-hoc reports; coordinate with leadership, HR, and administrators.

Perform on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks as the Roadway Worker in Charge (RWIC). Coordinate jobsite safety, radio communications with dispatchers and engineers, conduct daily briefings, complete electronic forms and reports, place signs/derails, handle equipment, participate in safety training, and travel frequently across multiple states. Requires extensive rail experience and successful completion of background checks, drug/alcohol testing, and recurring training.