Switcher/Brakeman

ConGlobal•Fort Worth, TX

11d•$21 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

ConGlobal is hiring a full-time Railroad Switchman for its terminal at 1001 Railhead Drive #103, Fort Worth, Texas. The role supports safe and efficient railcar movement by monitoring and aligning track switches, inspecting track conditions, and coupling and uncoupling railcars. It is hands-on work requiring physical strength, attention to detail, and a strong commitment to safety. The position is an immediate hire and includes paid training, competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities for career advancement. Starting pay is $21.37–$22.43 per hour. Open availability is required, including weekends and holidays. Work takes place outdoors in all weather conditions and in a high-traffic rail environment.

Requirements

2–3 years of rail experience desired.
Valid driver’s license.
Ability to follow safety requirements and practices at all times.
Reliable, punctual, and strong work ethic.
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions.
Ability to lift up to 75 pounds.
Ability to climb ladders and stairs on and off railcars.
Must pass a pre-employment background verification, physical, and drug screening.
Open availability, including weekends and holidays.

Nice To Haves

Switching or conductor experience.
Previous experience in rail yard or switching operations.
Familiarity with rail safety protocols and procedures.
Training in railcar or track maintenance.

Responsibilities

Monitor and operate track switches to ensure proper alignment for railcar movement.
Inspect track conditions and switch points to identify issues that could affect safe operation.
Couple and uncouple air hoses between railcars during train assembly or disassembly.
Replace damaged or broken railcar connectors weighing approximately 75 pounds.
Communicate with train crews and yard personnel to coordinate rail movements.
Follow safety procedures, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
Maintain awareness of surroundings and potential hazards in a high-traffic rail environment.