Rail Signaling Technician – Field Operations

Union Pacific Railroad; Coffeyville (KS); On-site; USD 45,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) retirement plan

Employee Stock Purchase Plan - 20% up 

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Job summary

Union Pacific Railroad is seeking an Assistant Signal Worker to assist with installing, repairing, and maintaining railroad signals and crossing warning systems. A valid driver's license, basic computer skills, and safety mindset are required.

The role involves diagnosing issues, repairing equipment, and traveling across the designated territory while upholding FRA regulations. Candidates should be prepared for shift work, physically demanding tasks, and the ability to work in various weather

Qualifications

• Possess a valid driver's license and basic computer skills.
• Capable of supervising others and planning activities.
• Commitment to safety rules and PPE usage.
• Able to interpret tables, charts, graphs, and text for practical problems.
• Willingness to travel up to 95-100% and work in various spaces.

Responsibilities

• Inspect and test signal circuitry, equipment, and systems to identify defects.
• Assemble, troubleshoot, and repair signal crossing equipment.
• Construct and maintain signal communication circuits and components.
• Operate vehicles and travel within the geographic territory.
• Follow safety regulations and FRA guidelines; perform additional duties as assigned.

Skills

Valid driver's license

Basic computer skills

Supervisory ability

Planning and organization

Safety awareness

Basic arithmetic

Data interpretation from tables/graphs

Mechanical reasoning

Team collaboration

Clear communication

Education

Commercial Drivers License (CDL) - Class A or B

Electrical training certificate

Associate degree or higher in electrical engineering or electronic technology

Job description

Union Pacific Railroad is seeking an Assistant Signal Worker to assist with installing, repairing, and maintaining railroad signals and crossing warning systems. A valid driver's license, basic computer skills, and safety mindset are required.

The role involves diagnosing issues, repairing equipment, and traveling across the designated territory while upholding FRA regulations. Candidates should be prepared for shift work, physically demanding tasks, and the ability to work in various weather