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American Track recognizes that earthwork is a vital part of almost all railroad construction projects. 1+ years of experience operating a backhoe with experience in a railroad construction environment preferred.
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The ideal candidate will be located in our Philadelphia office and will be responsible for managing and developing a group of 3 to 6 track engineers, providing technical expertise and managing and delivering track and railroad engineering projects.
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Work as a member of a crew to install new railroad track and maintain existing track and right-of-way. Traveling Track Worker/ Equipment Operator. Remove and replace track and components (e.g., ties, rails, bars, etc.
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Accountabilities A track laborer's job consists of repairing and rebuilding railroad track, using hand tools to do so. Repair and rebuild railroad track. WORK WITH EQUIPMENT. Safely and effectively operate the following: a hydraulic hammer to drive spikes; air or gas powered wrenches to loosen or tighten track bolts; hydraulic rail drill to drill holes in rail; portable abrasive rail saw to cut rails, and hydraulic spike pullers to remove spikes.
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Overview Under the direction of a Track Supervisor, or other company official, this position is engaged in welding and related tasks that support the maintenance, repair, and construction of freight and passenger railroad track with a “safety first” focus Responsibilities Direct and instruct equipment operators in safe and efficient work performance, guaranteeing compliance with all rules, regulations and instructions.
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The Track Laborer performs a variety of tasks involving physical labor to build, repair and maintain railroad track. Works outdoors at railroad construction sites in all weather conditions, including very hot and cold weather.
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Education / Training: High School diploma or GED. Job Title: CNC Operator City: Sherman Key Job Elements: Operating CNC machines to machine parts and rail according to specifications as part of the manufacturing process of railroad track and turnout assemblies; Use measuring devices to determine accuracy and to mark all rail accordingly; Operate overhead cranes.
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This position performs general railroad maintenance requiring practical skill and knowledge (but not proficiency) in various trades; responsible for assisting in preventive maintenance, inspection, track right of way components, Diagnosing and repair rails, tracks, special track work, direct fixation track work, and/or any other related rail services.
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Repair and rebuild railroad track using power and non-power hand tools. This position is responsible for track maintenance (constructing, inspecting, repairing track and other railroad property/facilities); equipment operation and maintenance; crew and equipment transportation to/from jobsite; travel/work in assigned geographic area.
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Preference will be given to any candidate possessing prior steam locomotive or railroad experience. Job Summary: The Machinist I maintains the DSNGRR fleet of steam and diesel locomotives by manufacturing parts and components needed to support the railroad's passenger fleet and on-track equipment.
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Knowledge of or ability to quickly become familiar with Railroad products and services, particularly pertaining to maintenance of track and structures. Licenses/Certifications: Maintain railroad safety training and certifications.
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Certification required if operating on track controlled by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). Operators would also perform duties of track laborer when necessary. Responsible for operating heavy equipment to support rail track construction projects.
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Experience with or working knowledge of Project or Construction Management, railroad track, structures, facilities, signals, and electric traction system. Must have railroad industry experience or relevant experience (e.g./ construction and field production methods, operations and procedures) sufficient to plan and direct activities.
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Develops Rail Signal Circuits including but not limited to Interlocking Circuits, Application Logic, Track Diagrams. Leads a team in developing signal engineering plans and specifications for a multitude of transit and railroad signaling projects (e.g., train control systems for light and heavy rail transit, and freight, commuter, intercity and high-speed railroad operations.
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Acts as liaison on behalf of railroad clients and their engineering contractors for utility relocation design and construction associated with railroad track construction projects.
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