Railroad Signal Technician - Construction

Faith Technologies is seeking a Railroad Signal Technician to support construction and installation of railroad signal and communication systems on complex electrical projects. In this role, you will install, wire, terminate, and test signal equipment, junction boxes, track circuits, crossing warning systems, and related control devices in accordance with FRA, AREMA, and company standards. You'll read and interpret electrical and construction drawings, assist with layout, perform troubleshooting, and document test results. Working in a safety-first, field-based team, you'll collaborate with engineers and electricians while growing your skills through on-the-job training and advancement opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Install, wire, terminate, and test railroad signal and crossing warning equipment on construction projects
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, site plans, and construction drawings for signal system layout
• Perform functional and continuity testing of circuits using meters and specialized test equipment
• Troubleshoot and repair signal and control system issues to restore proper operation
• Install conduit, raceways, cable, and junction boxes in accordance with electrical and railroad standards
• Document work performed, test results, and as-built changes accurately and on time
• Follow FRA, AREMA, company, and site-specific safety rules, including lockout/tagout and roadway worker protection
• Collaborate with engineers, electricians, and construction teams to sequence work and resolve field issues
• Participate in training, toolbox talks, and continuous improvement activities to develop technical skills
• Work outdoors in varying weather conditions, travel to job sites, and support occasional extended or weekend hours

Required Skills

• Railroad signal installation
• Railroad signal maintenance
• Electrical wiring and termination
• Reading electrical and construction plans
• Use of multimeters and test equipment
• Track circuits and crossing warning systems
• Conduit and cable installation
• Troubleshooting control systems
• FRA and AREMA standards knowledge
• Lockout/Tagout and electrical safety
• Basic PLC or relay logic
• Documentation and test reporting