Track Laborer

IORY•Lima, OH

25d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Track Laborer, you will help maintain the safety and reliability of railroad infrastructure. You will work outdoors in all weather conditions and use hand tools and heavy equipment to maintain, repair, and replace track components. This physically active role includes hands-on training and opportunities for growth in a team-driven environment. The role is full-time, with a varying schedule in a 24/7 work environment that may include nights, holidays, weekends, and on-call work as needed.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, or an equivalent combination of education and/or work experience.
Valid driver's license.
At least 18 years of age.
Able to complete written forms and reports as required.
Able to read and interpret documents, including safety rules, manuals, and regulations.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Experience with heavy hand tools and outdoor work.
Possess situational awareness and decision-making abilities to respond effectively in a safety-sensitive environment.
Complete a pre-employment physical, hearing, and vision medical review.
Submit to federally mandated drug and alcohol testing, including pre-employment drug screening.
Complete background screening, including criminal and motor vehicle driving history.
Live within 50 miles of the assigned location or be willing to relocate.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of equipment such as torches, hammers, jacks, and other mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic tools.
Skill in routine equipment maintenance and troubleshooting.
Commercial Driver's License (CDL), or willingness to obtain one if required.

Responsibilities

Comply with applicable federal, state, and other railroad safety and operational regulations.
Follow instructions when working with a certified trainer, mentor, or supervisor.
Repair and rebuild railroad track using hydraulic or hand tools.
Remove and replace ties and rails; pull and drive spikes; shovel rock ballast; and load and unload equipment and materials.
Inspect tools and equipment for defects and determine whether they are safe to use.
Use tools and equipment including torches, hammers, jacks, rail saws, and other mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic tools.
Perform routine equipment maintenance and troubleshoot problems.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

Medical, dental, vision, and telehealth coverage.
Life insurance.
Optional accident, critical illness, hospital, identity theft, and life insurance coverages.
Flexible spending and health savings account plans.
Employee Assistance Program.
401(k) retirement plan.
On-the-job training and paid training.
Paid time off.
Tuition reimbursement.
Railroad Retirement.