Track Inspector/Laborer

RailWorks•Baton Rouge, LA

1d•$26 - $32•Hybrid

About The Position

The Track Inspector performs railroad inspection tasks such as inspecting industry tracks to ensure compliance with standard codes and ordinances, contract plans and specifications. Inspections may be general in nature or limited to a specific area, such as ties, ballast, track, etc. The Track Inspector also recommends repairs and estimates repair budgets. The Track Inspector performs safety tasks such as assisting with accident/incident investigations. This position includes ancillary duties such as marketing to customers. This is a hybrid Track Inspector/Track Laborer role with 50% of the time inspecting and 50% of the time working alongside a crew. The primary jobsite to start will be in Louisiana but the position requires travel throughout the Southeast.

Requirements

TWIC card, RWP training, FRA Training, First Aid/CPR Training, Basic Plus, and site-specific training
Must possess a valid driver’s license
Must be able to oversee smooth paper flow regarding timesheets, purchase orders, force accounts, material reports, expense reports, and invoices
Willingness to continue honing skills through training, experience, and education
Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite.
At least 2 years track maintenance and/or construction experience
CFR 213 qualified or be able to complete qualification

Nice To Haves

High school diploma with 1-2 years college credits in business or construction a plus

Responsibilities

Inspects track for compliance with contract requirements and applicable federal and state regulations
Detect deviations from federal/state and/or customer regulations
Provides written and oral updates to Chief Inspector on job status
Prepares inspection reports showing prioritized repairs, budget estimates, and budget plans
Works with office/field personnel, Chief Track Inspector, and other team members to achieve productivity goals and help resolve operations problems and difficulties
Interfaces with customers, and markets our services throughout the territory
Responsible for the care and implementation of tools utilized in the field
Conducts job audits for the purposes of safety inspections, quality control, and cost control
Participates in and/or conducts regularly scheduled safety/operations meetings with the team and field employees
Works directly with customer as needed
Reviews plans, designs, and specifications
Coordinates with other operating departments, including Safety, Equipment/Shop managers, etc.
Maintains documentation files for projects, training, and other activities
Assists with training of possible future inspection staff
Assists Manager Division Safety with Root Cause investigations and management of injuries
Responds to occasional callouts and emergencies at night, weekends, and holidays
Writes proposals, letters, and reports