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Signals And Communications ForemanThe Signals and Communications Foreman will report to the Supervisor or Superintendent responsible for the geographical location of the assigned project. The Signals and Communications Foreman will work together with the Signals and Communications team and local client representatives to manage and direct an assigned crew of employees to deliver successful projects by exceeding corporate and client objectives while ensuring the safety of all employees. The Signals and Communications Foreman works with the assigned Signals and Communications Maintainers and Apprentices to organize and manage daily work and all other related activities to project including installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing railroad signaling and communications equipment as well as emergencies and track outages.The Signals and Communications Foreman assists other S&C personnel in the completion of their daily assigned activities while remaining focused on safety and creating a zero-incident safety culture.Key ResponsibilitiesWork safe and provide a quality productCoordination of signals and communication maintenance and installation activities supporting the Supervisor at the project location site which includes preparing inventory specific documentation, data entry, and reports as requiredCoordinate with field operations leadership for track scheduling to ensure client project objectives are met or exceededAdministration requirements for individual projects including the collection of data, logging of daily activities, and all reports involving occupational health and safety related matters including but not limited to near-miss reports, rules and regulatory infractions, and all other safety related accidents and incidentsMaterial and resource ordering ensuring job site is well-equipped and stocked with necessary machinery, tools, and materialsMaintain train operating restrictions in alignment with client and legislative standards and correct deviations in signaling equipment and structures at client siteProvide instruction to Signals and Communications crews to complete the following tasks:Replacement, installation and general repairs to railway signaling structuresUnload and distribute track material, machinery, and all other required materials at job site / project siteInstall signal/communication structures and components in all types of weather conditionsRespond to Emergency Situations at a moments noticeSet up barricades to isolate potentially dangerous situationsPrepare and paint signal equipmentInspect, test, repair and maintain communication/signal and electrical equipmentTroubleshoot work-related problemsPerform basic mathematics to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimalsAssist in administration and documentation of REMCAN policies, plans and proceduresComply with FRA roadway worker protection standards, railway operating rules, and safe work procedures (REMCAN and external stakeholders or respective clients)Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE) Including but not limited to Steel Toe Boots, Safety Glasses, Reflective Apparel, Hearing Protection, Gloves, Etc.Work outdoors at railroad construction sites including harsh weather conditionsWork in steep ballast conditions, unlevel groundMay be required to work nights, holidays, and weekends. The employee is exposed to moving mechanical parts. The employee is occasionally exposed to fumes or airborne particles (proper PPE will be provided). The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. May be exposed to live track/trains and high voltage.Must adhere to AREMA and customers engineering standards.Position RequirementsMinimum 3-5 years of experience in Signals and Communications operations and previous leadership experienceMust be current or previously qualified in railroad signaling and communicationsProficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, and basic understanding of inventory managementLift/Push/Pull 75 LBStoop/Bend/Kneel/Crouch/Balance/Climb on an occasional basisDemonstrate auditory and visual acuity/tracking/inspectionClimb ladders and poles up to at least 40 feet to make repairs, tests and installationsEquipment restrictions mandate that an incumbent must not exceed the 300lb equipment capacity limits (including 15lb of required tools) to safely perform the job duties.Must meet color vision requirements as described in the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) RegulationsHold a valid Class B drivers licensePass E-Railsafe background check and DOT pre-employment drug testTravel 90% of the timeStrong organizational, verbal, and electronic communication skillsAbility to read and understand company policies and procedures as well as communicate changes to assigned work groupAbility to multitask and handle multiple deadlines with changing prioritiesBe self-motivated and driven with a strong adherence to safety rules and regulationsAbility to work independently and to work as part of a team$32 - $40 an hour Travel pay and per diem provided Hotels paid for by the companyThe listed above job description may not represent all the duties and responsibilities that may be required of this position. There may be additional or unplanned duties which may be required. All new hires must be able to successfully complete and maintain a DOT/FRA pre-employment drug test and a background check for E-Railsafe requirements. This company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristics protected by law.

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