Jobs at RailPros

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinates job sites, communicates with dispatchers and train crews, conducts safety briefings, manages track access and warning equipment, completes electronic reports, and ensures compliance with railroad safety rules. The role requires frequent extensive travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of 15- to 90-pound equipment, and recurring safety training.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Responsibilities include coordinating job sites, communicating with train dispatchers and engineers, conducting safety briefings, controlling train and equipment movements, placing signs and derails, completing electronic reports, and maintaining compliance with railroad safety rules. The role requires extensive travel, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment, and CSX FCI On Track Worker and Operating Rules qualification.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, work limits, train movements, job briefings, warning signs, derails, reports, and electronic forms. The role requires extensive multistate travel, frequent overnight stays, physical handling of railroad equipment, recurring safety training, and compliance with CSX on-track worker and operating rules.

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 train movements, places warning signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and follows railroad operating and safety rules. The role requires frequent extensive travel, overnight stays, physical handling of 15-to-90-pound equipment, and ongoing safety training.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks by coordinating jobsite safety, communicating with dispatchers and engineers, managing train movements, conducting safety briefings, completing electronic reports, and installing signs and derails. The role requires extensive travel across multiple states, frequent overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, and compliance with CSX on-track worker and operating rules.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and engineers, and manages train and on-track equipment movements. Conducts job briefings, completes electronic reports, installs warning signs and derails, handles safety equipment, and follows railroad operating rules. The role requires extensive regional travel, overnight stays, physical ability, a high school diploma or GED, two years of track or construction experience, and CSX FCI certification.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks by coordinating jobsite safety, communicating with train dispatchers and engineers, conducting job briefings, managing track access, placing warning signs, installing derails, and completing electronic reports. Requires frequent extensive travel across multiple states, overnight stays, physical handling of railroad equipment, and compliance with CSX on-track worker and operating rules.

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, placing warning signs and derails, completing electronic reports, and maintaining compliance with railroad rules. The role requires frequent extensive travel across multiple Northern states, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment weighing 15 to 90 pounds, and ongoing safety training.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating with train dispatchers and work crews. Conducts job briefings, manages track safety limits, authorizes train and equipment movement, installs warning signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and maintains communication with supervisors. The role requires physical handling of safety equipment, recurring training, and frequent extensive travel across the Northern Region, including overnight stays.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, communicates with dispatchers and engineers, conducts job briefings, manages train and equipment movements, installs signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and follows railroad operating and safety rules. Requires frequent travel across the Northern Region, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, and ongoing safety training.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating jobsite safety, train dispatcher communications, work-group clearances, job briefings, signage, derails, electronic reports, and compliance with railroad rules. The role requires physical work, CP On Track Worker and Operating Rules qualification, frequent overnight travel across the Northern Region, and at least two years of track or construction experience.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating with dispatchers and engineers, conducting job briefings, maintaining safe work limits, placing warning signs and derails, completing electronic reports, and communicating with supervisors. The role requires frequent extensive travel across nine states, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, recurring safety training, and compliance with railroad operating rules.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating with dispatchers and work crews to ensure safe train and equipment movements. Conducts job briefings, manages on-track safety procedures, places warning signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and communicates with supervisors. The role requires frequent travel across the Northern Region, overnight stays, physical handling of 15–90-pound equipment, and compliance with railroad operating rules.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinating with dispatchers, engineers, and work groups during train and equipment movements. Conducts job briefings, enforces railroad safety rules, places warning signs and derails, completes electronic reports, and communicates with supervisors. The role requires physical handling of equipment, recurring safety training, extensive multistate travel, and overnight stays.

Provides roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks, coordinates with dispatchers and train crews, conducts job briefings, manages on-track safety procedures, completes electronic reports, and installs signs, derails, and locking devices. Requires frequent travel across the Northern Region, overnight stays, physical handling of equipment weighing 15 to 90 pounds, strong radio communication, and compliance with railroad safety rules.

Provides on-site roadway worker protection around live railroad tracks. Coordinates jobsite safety, train dispatcher and engineer communications, workgroup clearances, train and equipment movements, job briefings, signs, derails, electronic reports, and safety compliance. Requires extensive regional travel, overnight stays, physical handling of railroad equipment, recurring training, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing.

Leads and builds a railroad bridge engineering group in the Chicago office. Provides technical leadership for railroad structural projects, applies advanced engineering principles, coordinates assignments, advises on new methods and requirements, maintains industry knowledge, and supports client relationships and business development. The role requires an ABET-accredited engineering degree, extensive experience, and Illinois engineering credentials.

Manage moderate-complexity rail systems projects from initiation through completion, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, change orders, documentation, and client relationships. Coordinate engineering, procurement, production, testing, commissioning, installation, contractors, suppliers, and field teams. Review technical deliverables for compliance with railroad standards, safety regulations, QA/QC requirements, and client specifications. Support proposals, cost estimates, presentations, and business development activities.

Designs, integrates, tests, and troubleshoots railroad signaling, communications, and control systems. Develops system architectures, wiring diagrams, layouts, interface documentation, and testing procedures. Supports commissioning, system analysis, project coordination, and operational readiness testing. Reviews junior engineers’ work, provides technical guidance, and contributes to engineering standards and procedures. The role is primarily office-based with occasional field assignments and travel.

Leads major or multiple civil engineering projects, managing budgets, schedules, resources, client relationships, design quality, and multidisciplinary teams. Performs and oversees civil design involving roadway, drainage, utilities, grading, hydrology and hydraulics, transit, and construction plans, specifications, and estimates. Supervises engineering teams, mentors junior staff, supports proposals and business development, manages technical and financial issues, and coordinates project reviews and construction design support. Travel across various U.S. locations may be required.