Teams at RailPros

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. 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 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.