Track Laborer - Owasso, OK

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Assist with inspecting, loading & unloading, distribution and installation of rail, rail components, cross ties, switch ties, ballasts, and other track materials
• Assist with inspecting, grinding, fabrication and repair of rail and track components
• Assist with inspection, maintenance, repair and construction of track turnouts, switch stands, and track infrastructure
• Absorb inspection, construction, demolition, and maintenance of track surface structure, gauge, tie removal and disposal, tie replacement and roadbed rehabilitation
• Inspect, protect, construct, maintain, and repair road crossings, bridges, culverts and tunnels, facilities, snow fences, signs and equipment
• Cut and dispose of vegetation using tools, equipment and manual labor
• Clean ice, snow, dirt and debris from switches
• Remove snow, ice or other foreign materials from track infrastructure
• Accurate and timely reporting as required
• Read and accurately interpret company documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions and federal and state regulations
• Communicate professionally and effectively
• Learn, understand and apply a comprehensive understanding of track authority
• Comply with performance metrics measurements and deadlines
• Practice safe work habits and follow company and industry policies, procedures and regulations
• Respond promptly to any accident, incident or emergency call
• Operate equipment such as backhoe and track hoe
• Perform other duties as assigned or required

Qualifications

• Must be able to pass and or obtain all reporting, testing, and certifications as required for this position
• Must possess a valid driver’s license Class A CDL preferred
• Must Be Able To Pass The Training Courses Below Track Ground School Federal Railroad Administration General Code of Operating Rules written test Roadway Worker Protection Worker written test Fall Protection written test Maintenance of Way safety written test MSHA/OSHA training and certification (if required on site)
• Education Must be 18 years of age or older with High School or GED equivalent