North America's leading provider of rail infrastructure solutions
New York, NY
RailWorks builds and maintains rail transportation infrastructure that keeps people and goods moving across the United States and Canada. As a company, RailWorks believes that great work comes from commitment – commitment to quality, commitment to consistency, commitment to safety. When we commit to better work, we’re not just doing well by our customers; we’re also protecting the people important to us and paying homage to a long history of world-class service. What We Do: - Rail Construction & Maintenance - Signals & Communications - Steel ties and turnouts via our NARSTCO division - Maintenance of Way services Our Customers: - Transit authorities and transportation agencies/departments - Railroads of all sizes - Passenger and commuter rail lines - Private industries serviced by rail
On-site · Guelph
The mechanic performs preventative and corrective maintenance on specialized railway and construction equipment, including mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems. Responsibilities also include diagnosing equipment problems, performing fabrication tasks, and maintaining accurate maintenance records.
On-site · Mississauga
Responsible for maintaining the Right-of-Way by removing debris and vegetation and repairing fence components. Ensures safety and quality standards are met while operating company vehicles and equipment.
On-site · Mississauga
Responsible for maintaining the right-of-way by removing debris and vegetation and repairing fence components. Ensures safety and quality standards are met while operating company vehicles and equipment.
On-site · Mississauga
Responsible for maintaining the right-of-way by removing debris and vegetation and repairing fence components. Ensures all tasks are completed safely and efficiently to meet corporate goals and customer satisfaction.
On-site · Mississauga
The ROW Track Maintainer is responsible for performing daily maintenance tasks including debris removal, vegetation management, and fence repairs along railway rights-of-way. They must ensure all work is completed safely and efficiently while adhering to railway engineering regulations and company quality standards.
On-site · Nisku
The Signalman is responsible for the installation, inspection, testing, and maintenance of railway signal systems. They must also perform general labor tasks and ensure all work complies with safety standards and quality management documentation.
On-site · Mississauga
The Thermite Welder is responsible for building and repairing railroad tracks in a heavy construction environment. Duties include performing track work, maintaining industrial equipment, and ensuring all tasks meet safety and quality specifications.
On-site · Edmonton
Direct work groups on active railway property and construction zones to ensure contractor safety and minimize train delays. Responsibilities include conducting daily briefings, setting up railway signals, and communicating with Rail Traffic Controllers.
On-site · Edmonton
The Operator is responsible for operating heavy construction equipment to move materials and maintain railway tracks. Duties include performing safety checks, routine repairs, and coordinating machine actions with crew members to ensure safe operations.
On-site · Abbotsford
The General Superintendent oversees and manages all phases of railway track construction and maintenance projects, ensuring safety, scheduling, and compliance with specifications. They provide leadership to construction efforts, monitor quality standards, and manage resources to meet project goals.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Senior Project Manager leads and directs all aspects of construction projects, ensuring they are completed on schedule and within budget while meeting quality and safety standards. This includes developing execution plans, coordinating with department managers, and overseeing onsite activities.
On-site · Edmonton
The Operator reports to the Foreman and performs various tasks related to operating heavy construction and maintenance of way equipment for track construction and maintenance. Key duties include safely operating machinery, performing maintenance checks, making routine repairs, and coordinating machine actions with crew members.
On-site · Edmonton
This position directs work groups on active railway property and through construction zones, ensuring contractors clear the working zone prior to train approach by utilizing specific railway operating rules and instructions to minimize delays. Key duties include conducting daily job briefings, reviewing work sites for hazards, setting up railway signals, and communicating effectively with the work group and controllers.
On-site · Edmonton
The Operator is responsible for operating heavy construction equipment to move, load, and unload materials while ensuring safe and efficient maintenance of track systems. They must perform routine equipment checks, repairs, and coordinate machine actions with crew members using signals.
On-site · Abbotsford
Oversees all phases of railway track construction and maintenance projects, ensuring they are completed safely, on schedule, and within budget. Manages resources, supervises sub-contractors, and coordinates with project management to handle change orders and productivity reports.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Senior Project Manager leads all aspects of construction projects, including planning, budgeting, and cost reporting to ensure goals are met on schedule. They direct department staff and oversee onsite activities to maintain quality and safety standards.
On-site · Edmonton
Directs work groups on active railway property to ensure contractors clear zones before train arrivals. Manages site safety briefings, railway signal placement, and communication with Rail Traffic Controllers.
On-site · Edmonton
The Track Laborer is responsible for repairing and replacing track and turnout components to ensure safety and quality. They must monitor track conditions, operate company equipment, and adhere to strict safety policies.
On-site · Edmonton
The Track Laborer reports to the Track Maintenance Foreman and is responsible for successfully completing daily tasks by meeting safety, quality, profitability, and schedule goals. Key duties include repairing and replacing track components like rail and ties, observing track conditions for defects, and operating company vehicles and equipment.
On-site · Abbotsford
The Equipment Operator is responsible for operating heavy equipment to construct, repair, and maintain railroad tracks. They must also assist with other duties on the job site as needed.
