Railroad Crossing Technician

As a member of DeAngelo Contracting Services (DCS), you'll use your skills to help maintain and protect the environment while representing our company's values and reputation. This is a full-time, seasonal role (exact start and end dates may vary based on weather and workload). Railroad Crossing Applicators play an important role in applying vegetation control treatments at railroad crossings, ensuring every project is completed to contract specifications with safety as the top priority. DCS is a family owned and operated business providing infrastructure/maintenance contracting services to State DOTs, railroads, and other commercial/residential customers across the United States.

Responsibilities

Fill trucks with water/chemical mix; Perform minor weed eating with an industrial weed eater and chainsaw work (16" bar minimum), approx. 25% of each day; Pull and roll up 300-500 feet of hose up to 32 times per day; Spray 8-10 railroad crossings daily; Safely drive and operate spray trucks between crossings; Call MTM for daily job briefings; Complete required end-of-day paperwork; Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent; 21+ years of age or older; Valid driver's license with at least 5 years of clean driving history; Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen, DOT physical, and federal background check for railroad property access; Ability to travel away from home for 4-6 weeks at a time; Flexible schedule, including some weekend or night work; Must comply with company drug and alcohol policy

Nice to have

Prior Hi-Rail/vegetation spray industry experience; Commercial Pesticide Applicator's License (earned after hire)

Benefits

Generous compensation packages; Employee engagement events; Career development programs; Challenging and rewarding work environment; Competitive medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug coverage; 401(k) with company match; Generous paid time off; Employee referral bonus; Pay increases for prior Hi-Rail/vegetation spray experience; Pay increases for earning a Commercial Pesticide Applicator's License after hire; Paid training in vegetation identification, chemical usage, safety procedures, application methods, and equipment operation/maintenance; Hotel accommodations and per diem during travel