Equipment Operator

PSC Group•Monaca, PA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

PSC Group is hiring Equipment Operators for a full-time, hands-on role constructing, inspecting, and maintaining railroad track. The work is outdoors and physically active, with an emphasis on safety, reliability, and teamwork. The position offers long-term growth potential in a stable industry. Equipment Operators inspect, maintain, and operate heavy equipment and assist ground crews with track repairs. They follow safety requirements, coordinate equipment movements with crew members, complete inspections and records, and perform routine maintenance and related duties as needed to support safe and efficient track operations.

Requirements

At least one year of heavy equipment operating experience in a maintenance or construction environment.
May require a valid Driver’s License and/or a valid TWIC card, depending on work location.
Be at least 18 years old and legally able to work in the U.S.
Pass a drug screen, physical, and background check.
Wear all required PPE without restriction and pass any required medical exams.
Speak, write, and read fluent English.
Regular on-site attendance and punctuality are required.

Nice To Haves

Previous military experience and proven ability to follow procedures.

Responsibilities

Safely inspect, maintain, and operate backhoes, loaders, and other track maintenance equipment.
Use equipment for material handling, loading, unloading, grading, excavation, and rail maintenance activities.
Follow applicable safety regulations, company policies and procedures, and the Company Safety Program.
Identify and avoid hazards, including underground utilities, equipment, personnel, and overhead obstructions.
Coordinate equipment movements with crew members using verbal, hand, and audible signals.
Perform required pre-operation, safety, maintenance, and brake inspections.
Complete and submit daily equipment inspection reports to the Foreman.
Maintain accurate records of equipment and material usage, maintenance activities, and operating issues.
Lead or participate in job safety briefings as required throughout the workday.
Locate underground utilities before beginning excavation or related work.
Perform routine maintenance, including daily lubrication and greasing, and make minor or emergency adjustments when necessary.
Review plans, drawings, diagrams, and work instructions to determine job requirements.
Assist the ground crew with track repairs and use power and manual tools as directed by the Track Foreman.
Operate hand tools such as shovels, picks, axes, and sledgehammers.
Perform other duties as needed to support safe and efficient track operations.