• Install, inspect, and repair wayside signals
• Performs skilled work in connection with the inspection, testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, operation, alteration and repair of wayside signal systems
• Detect signal deviations and defects, and implement remedial action or mitigation efforts
• Use and operate the tools, computerized diagnostic equipment, and field equipment as required
• Mechanically adjust switch gears, mechanical throws, spring rods, electrical cams, and related switch hardware.
• Make minor repairs, supervise crews to repair defects, or coordinate repairs with others
• Inspect completed work to verify conformance to standards
• Prepare inspection reports for management and federal regulators
• Know and apply applicable rules, regulations, and policies
• Perform other tasks necessary to the efficient operation of the railroad
• Manage other projects and perform other duties as assigned

Required Skills and/or Experience

• Knowledge of FRA Track Safety Standards
• Knowledge of Roadway Worker Protection rules
• Ability to learn and understand WPY track safety standards
• Ability to learn and understand WPY operating rules including CROR
• Willingness and ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions including freezing temperatures
• Willingness and ability to work holidays, days, and nights
• Ability to lift 75 pounds.
• Carry and use tools such as spike mauls, claw bars, lining bars, track jacks, spiking guns (jackhammers) & other tools normally associated with track work and other right of way maintenance.
• Valid driver’s license and a willingness to obtain CDL

Required Education and/or Credentials:

• High school diploma or GED
• Minimum three years of railroad track work experience, electrical system experience, or combination thereof

All applicants must be registered with the Union, have a current resume on file in the dispatch office, that reflects the qualifications required by the Employer to be referred to the employer by the Union.