Railway Bridge Foreman - Field Safety Leader

RailWorks; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 58,000 - 69,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

401(k) with company match

Performance incentives

Job summary

RailWorks is seeking a Craft Foreman to direct work groups on active railway properties and through construction zones. You will ensure contractors clear the working zone before a train approaches, minimizing delays to operations.

Responsibilities include conducting daily briefings, reviewing sites for hazards, setting up signals, and coordinating with traffic controllers. A strong safety mindset and knowledge of railway safety regulations are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4 years in the railway industry.
• Experience with timber bridge repair preferred.
• Track Inspection Guidelines certification is an asset.
• Ability to read schedules and railway plans.
• Work in a safety sensitive position directing groups on live rail corridors.
• Knowledge of railway safety regulations and hazards.
• Strong verbal and written communication.
• Proficient use of computers/tablets.

Responsibilities

• Embrace safety culture and adhere to policies and procedures.
• Conduct daily job briefings for contractors at site.
• Review the site daily with supervisor/contractor reps to identify hazards.
• Set up/reposition/dismantle railway signals at designated locations.
• Communicate with work groups, flagmen, and Rail Traffic Controllers via radio.
• Operate company vehicles and perform daily maintenance/inspections.
• Perform capital supervisor-assigned special duties.
• Handle administrative documentation per Quality Management System.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Safety culture

Railway documents

Computer proficiency

Job description

RailWorks is seeking a Craft Foreman to direct work groups on active railway properties and through construction zones. You will ensure contractors clear the working zone before a train approaches, minimizing delays to operations.

Responsibilities include conducting daily briefings, reviewing sites for hazards, setting up signals, and coordinating with traffic controllers. A strong safety mindset and knowledge of railway safety regulations are essential.