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Hulcher Services is seeking an Assistant Division Manager Trainee in the United States with a Class A CDL and heavy equipment experience. This full-time role involves leading field crews, working with Division leadership, and advancing into operations management while supporting critical emergency response operations.
You will gain hands-on leadership training, manage crews, and develop skills in budgeting, scheduling, and project oversight.
$34.55/Hour + Overtime | Leadership Development | Career Advancement
Hulcher Services is looking for a motivated Assistant Division Manager Trainee.
This is an outstanding opportunity for someone with a Class A CDL, heavy equipment experience, and natural leadership ability who wants to advance into operations management while working alongside experienced Division Managers.
If you enjoy leading people, solving problems, working outdoors, and managing challenging projects, this position offers a career path with one of the nation's leaders in railroad emergency response and industrial services.
Hulcher Services is a nationwide leader in railroad derailment response, engineering, track maintenance, environmental services, and disaster recovery. With more than 500 employees across more than 25 divisions throughout the United States and Mexico, our teams respond to critical infrastructure emergencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Our Assistant Division Manager Trainees are developed to become future leaders responsible for directing crews, managing equipment, and delivering safe, efficient operations.
As an Assistant Division Manager Trainee, you'll work directly with Division leadership while learning every aspect of field operations and crew management.
Requirements
We're looking for individuals who are ready to grow into leadership positions while continuing to work alongside their teams in the field.
At Hulcher Services, we don't just fill management positions—we develop future leaders. Through hands‑on training, real operational responsibility, and mentorship from experienced Division Managers, you'll gain the skills needed to lead crews, manage large‑scale projects, and advance into higher levels of leadership.