Supervisor/ Foreman – Track

Supervisor/ Foreman – Track

Location: Fort Worth, TX
Job Type: Full-Time | Direct Hire
Starting Salary: $65,000/year (Higher salary available depending on experience)

Position Overview

We are seeking a skilled and safety-focused Field Operations Supervisor to lead and manage field crews supporting railroad track maintenance, repair, construction, derailment response, load adjustment/transfer, and related field operations.

This position is responsible for overseeing daily field activities, coordinating crews and equipment, ensuring compliance with FRA and DOT regulations, maintaining high-quality standards, and supporting safe and efficient project completion.

The ideal candidate has railroad field experience, strong leadership skills, hands-on heavy equipment experience, and the ability to effectively manage crews in demanding outdoor environments.

Supervise and assign daily work to field crews supporting track maintenance, repair, construction, and related railroad operations.

Lead daily safety briefings and enforce PPE, FRA, DOT, and company safety standards.

Oversee project execution, including hands-on field work and heavy equipment operation.

Coordinate crews, equipment, labor, and logistics to ensure projects are completed safely and efficiently.

Support derailment response, load adjustment/transfer, railcar repair, and other railroad field operations as needed.

Maintain effective communication with customers, field personnel, and regulatory agencies.

Monitor project progress and address operational issues or safety concerns.

Submit accurate payroll, equipment usage, and project reports.

Train, coach, and evaluate team members.

Prepare job quotes covering labor, equipment, and logistics.

Monitor equipment condition and ensure equipment remains operational and ready for field assignments.

Promote a strong safety culture and ensure all work is performed according to applicable regulations and project requirements.

2+ years of railroad industry experience.

Knowledge of DOT, FRA, and applicable railroad safety regulations.

Strong leadership and communication skills.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office and reporting systems.

Valid driver's license; CDL Class A or B preferred.

Experience operating heavy equipment, including cranes, excavators, and similar equipment.

Ability to read and interpret load charts.

Understanding of rigging practices and requirements.

Ability to lead field crews and make sound decisions in fast-paced and changing work environments.

Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions.

Frequent travel with overnight stays.

Physically demanding work involving lifting, walking on uneven terrain, and extended periods on your feet.

Ability to work extended hours, including weekends and holidays, as operational needs require.

Comfortable working in active railroad and construction environments.

Competitive compensation

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) — vested after 2 years

Disability, Life & AD&D Insurance

Paid Time Off and Holidays

Career advancement opportunities