Succession Planning for Railroads Investing in the Next Generation (SPRING) LLC

Manager

• Inspect project before, during, and after completion to ensure compliance with all quality specifications.
• Develop and maintain quality control plan.
• Conduct audits on projects to help ensure quality standards are met.
• Evaluate and track any noncompliance and partner with the Project Manager to create an action plan.
• Assist Project Managers with developing construction plans.
• Ensure all paperwork is filled out correctly.
• Train employees on quality standards.
• Responsible for verifying subcontractor and vendor conformance to project requirements on the project site.
• Maintain a physical presence and regularly inspect work on site to ensure compliance.
• Availability to work 7 days a week (base will be 40 hour work week)
• Monday – Friday during the pre-construction phase.
• Must be available for field work all weekend once construction begins.

Railroad Construction Field Quality Systems Manager

Field Engineer

• Partner with the Project Manager to oversee the design and implementation of construction projects
• Create and inspect drawings and designs for projects.
• Work as a liaison between contractors, subcontractors, vendors, suppliers, and customers
• Document work flow processes and provide updates on work progress
• Ensure proper maintenance of onsite equipment
• Supervise and direct onsite crew
• Draft and submit reports
• Complete daily inspections of Job Site
• Ensure conformance of field work with contract specifications and documents
• Availability to work 7 days a week (base will be 40 hour work week)
• Monday – Friday during the pre-construction phase
• Must be available for field work occasionally on weekends once construction begins
• Observes construction practices are required for compliance of project/construction operations with federal, state, and local codes, industry standards, company procedures, and contractual requirements
• Performs inspection of construction activities
• Coordinates internally with other project execution disciplines and external suppliers to ensure proper quality control planning is performed
• Helps create and/or gather required documents and information to support the successful completion of relevant project activities
• Helps represent the construction team in project meeting settings
• Makes sound and prudent decisions and recommends course of action, especially when only limited facts are available
• Solve problems quickly in the field
• May be tasked with other special duties as assigned by the Project Manager on technical projects (i.e., investigation, analysis, and design) in specific areas of expertise

Railroad Construction Field Engineer

Railroad Construction Quality Systems Manager

Engineer

• Support the planning, coordination, and execution of transit construction work with a focus on electrical, signal, and traction power systems
• Oversee subcontractor performance, ensuring compliance with contract requirements, and maintaining alignment with project schedule, budget, and quality standards
• Act as a key liaison between the project team, subcontractors, designers, and the owner

Project Engineer – Railroad Electrical, Signal and Traction Power

Communications

• The 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.

Railroad Construction Field Quality Systems Manager

Railroad Construction Field Engineer

Railroad Construction Quality Systems Manager

Project Engineer – Railroad Electrical, Signal and Traction Power

Railroad Signal & Communications Foreman