Railroad Special Agent: Security & Investigations

BNSF; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 90,300 - 98,500; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) and Railroad Retirement

Comprehensive health options

Life and disability insurance

Annual bonus

Wellness discounts

Job summary

BNSF Railway in Seattle seeks a Special Agent to protect assets, investigate incidents, and support security operations across the rail network. The role requires police training and a valid State Peace Officer License, with willingness to travel and lead teams in demanding situations.

Competitive benefits include retirement plans, comprehensive health options, and an annual incentive program. Location is Seattle, with potential for travel within the network.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED.
• Police training completed at a state-certified academy.
• Maintain a valid State Peace Officer License.
• Meet BNSF Special Agent standards.
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel.
• Proficient with company reporting systems.
• Physically and psychologically fit; pass background checks.
• Pass required company training.
• Knowledge of railroad operations and emergency handling.
• Ability to lead teams under stress.
• Meet government/training retention standards.
• Live within 50 miles of the location.
• 18 months of peace officer experience.

Responsibilities

• Protect assets and resources entrusted to the company.
• Conduct investigations and provide detailed reports.
• Identify and handle trespassers; make arrests as needed.
• Counsel officials to reduce crime and respond to emergencies.
• Perform proactive patrols of facilities and trains.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Leadership

Willingness to travel

Physical fitness

Report writing

Education

High School diploma or GED

Police training certification

State Peace Officer License

Criminal law knowledge

Job description

BNSF Railway in Seattle seeks a Special Agent to protect assets, investigate incidents, and support security operations across the rail network. The role requires police training and a valid State Peace Officer License, with willingness to travel and lead teams in demanding situations.

Competitive benefits include retirement plans, comprehensive health options, and an annual incentive program. Location is Seattle, with potential for travel within the network.