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Railroad Signalling Design Engineer Jobs in Crete, IL

Strong understanding of design standards for track, at-grade railroad crossings, grade-separated ... Experience mentoring technical staff and leading engineering teams across multiple projects or ...

... design, engineering, construction management, and maintenance assistance on Metra commuter railroad lines, including yards, shops, substation systems, facilities, commuter stations, and Metra ...

... design, engineering, construction management, and maintenance assistance on Metra commuter railroad lines, including yards, shops, substation systems, facilities, commuter stations, and Metra ...

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How much do railroad signalling design engineer jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 19, 2026, the average hourly pay for railroad signalling design engineer in Crete, IL is $48.56, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $37.55 and $59.18 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a railroad signalling design engineer do?

A railroad signalling design engineer develops and designs signaling systems that control train movements to ensure safety and efficiency. They create detailed plans, select appropriate equipment, and collaborate with other engineers to implement signaling solutions, often using specialized software and adhering to industry standards. Their work involves analyzing track layouts, safety protocols, and operational requirements to optimize train traffic flow.

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Infographic showing various Railroad Signalling Design Engineer job openings in Crete, IL as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 86% Full Time, 10% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 86% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 10% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $101,000 per year, or $48.6 per hour.

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Job Summary

The Senior Engineer, Bridge Testing is responsible for managing, supervising and executing the bridge testing and remote monitoring programs, using various state-of-the-art field-testing methodologies and technologies. Moreover, the incumbent is responsible for research and development (R&D) of bridge testing and monitoring instrumentation, methodology, and safety improvement, either solely in-house or in collaboration with third-party developers, suppliers, providers, academic institutions or government and industry research agencies. The role provides timely information based on test results that are pertinent to decision making concerning slow order on bridges, subdivision load limits, acquisition of new railway locomotives and freight cars, and capacity rating procedure revisions for maintaining, strengthening, or replacing the bridge structures.

Main Responsibilities Bridge Testing

       Manage and review long-term strain gauge and acoustic emission bridge testing and bridge health monitoring programs

       Plan, organize, and execute the annual bridge testing and monitoring programs

       Coordinate with consultants and other CN departments to complete the program safely including establishing service procurement contracts

       Lead field operations

       Analyze test results and carry out structural analysis of the tested structures

       Make appropriate recommendations on repair, strengthening, and replacement options based on test results

       Provide relevant information to support management decisions

       Research and  implement improvements on bridge testing and monitoring methodology, equipment and technology

       Liaise on external collaboration with third-party developers, suppliers, providers, academic institutions or government and industry research agencies

       Review and assess new technologies for adaptation to internal bridge testing and monitoring improvements

Structural Assessment

       Analyze and rate various bridge spans on the network in accordance with CN and American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association (AREMA) guidelines

       Ensure requested assessments involved thorough review of the most current drawings and inspection reports

       Establish appropriate restrictions based on sound establishment of safe               load-carrying capacity of the structure

       Provide Assessment Reports with recommendations for bridge maintenance, strengthening, and replacement requirements as well as outline consequences for inaction

Safety

       Ensure personnel training are following applicable regulations

       Coordinate safety action plans at bridge testing and monitoring locations

       Ensure bridge testing vehicles, equipment and tools are in good working conditions

       Ensure conformance to work site safety rules

       Conduct in field and documentary audits of bridge inspection reports

       Participate in construction safety audits

Staff Supervision, Training and Development

       Supervise the functions and development of Officer, Bridge Testing

       Provide succession mentoring to Rating or Design Engineers for career progression as Bridge Testing Engineer

       Support the development of Junior Rating Engineer

       Aid and train other Bridge Assessment staff on the use of structural analysis and rating software applications

       Engage with academic and industry organizations on bridges and structures R&D

       Assist with delivery of Bridge Assessment and Bridge Inspection training programs

       Ensure that the Company's required training is completed in a timely manner

       Ascertain adherence to requirements for maintaining licensure as a Professional Engineer

Working Conditions

The role is performed in a combination of office and outdoor environments in various types of weather conditions. Due to the nature of the role, the incumbent must be able to meet tight deadlines, handle pressure, and stress. The role requires regular travel (50%) within Canada and the United States (U.S). The incumbent must be able to work at heights.

Requirements

Experience

Bridge Testing

       Minimum 10 years of experience in bridge engineering with a railway company or a consulting firm

o   Minimum 8 years of experience in bridge testing

Education/Certification/Designation

       Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering

       Master's Degree in Civil Engineering, with a focus in Structural Engineering*

       Professional Engineering Licensure obtained either in Canada or the U.S.

       Ability to Certify in Railway Operating Rules (United States Operating Rules (USOR) or Canadian Rail Operating Rules (CROR))

       Ability to designate as a Railroad Bridge Engineer

       Valid Driver's Licence

       Licensed Structural Engineer*

*Any designation for these above would be considered as an asset

Competencies

       Applies critical thinking

       Demonstrates agility and drives change

       Sets direction and inspires others

       Demonstrates active listening

       Collaborates with others and shares information

       Seeks and values all perspectives

       Creates a sense of belonging and inclusion

       Identifies potential safety and security risks

       Develops self and others

       Provides recognition

Technical Skills/Knowledge

       Knowledge of data acquisition methods and technology

       Knowledge of railway bridge analysis, design, and rating principles and procedures

       Knowledge of the AREMA code for railway structures

       Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word), Systems, Applications, and Products (SAP) and CSiBridge or other integrated 3D Bridge Structural Analysis Application softwares.

       Strong programming and data analyses skills

       Knowledge of fall protection guidelines


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