Compensation The starting wage for this role will be between $75,000 and $100,000 per year (based on hourly wage and overtime) to commensurate with experience. Our lodging allowance is $550 per work week and will be paid according to policy guidelines. Benefits Koppers Railroad Structures offers an outstanding benefits package that includes the following: Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401k Plan with company match Paid Time Off, Holidays, and Bereavement Leave Employee Stock Purchase Plan Travel Assistance Program, to encourage work/life balance through personal travel accounts Life Insurance (Employee, Spouse, Dependent) Paid Short Term Disability Leave Employee Assistance Program Wellness Program Incentives Company provided PPE, equipment, tooling, vehicles, and transportation Responsibilities Perform Crane Operation and assist with general repair and or construction of railroad bridges throughout the United States and Canada. This position requires 100% travel throughout the United States. Great advancement opportunities that are based on knowledge, capabilities and desire for advancement, not limited by a specific period of time. Complete daily DOT logs, crane inspection, truck inspection and required weekly reports. Read and understand crane operator manual for safe crane operation. Read load charts and operate within the capacity of the charts. Must be able to use proper rigging and hand signals when making a lift, do not exceed weight limits as posted on load charts. Perform and document daily, weekly, and monthly crane inspections. Operate rail gear properly. Perform scheduled maintenance on crane, truck and hyrails as required. Keep truck organized and the interior and exterior clean. Must be qualified in Level II track Worker Safety. Must be able to communicate with boom truck trainer, Foreman, and Manager Fleet. Assist in general labor duties, including removing steel rivets, tighten structural steel bolts, remove existing structural steel, hang scaffolding, paint steel, assist in replacement of bridge timbers, ascend and descend slopes with rough terrain, drive spikes and drift pins with maul, dig using hand shovel, drill holes in existing or new timber and work at heights. Operate a jack hammer, rock drill, pneumatic chipper and other power tools to assist in the repair of concrete structures. Operate ½” drill and generator, impact wrench, pneumatic tools, hydraulic tools, magnetic drill, torch and chain saw. Education and/or Experience High School diploma or equivalent. Previous experience with heavy physical labor Exposure to heights. Experience in operating hydraulic cranes Ability to read and interpret load charts. NCCCO Certification preferred Certificates, Licenses, Regulations Possess a valid Class B commercial driver’s license (CDL) with air brakes and hazardous material (HAZMAT) endorsement. Must pass company knowledge test, road test, and have favorable driving record in order to qualify for Company Operator's Permit Other Requirements Knowledge in different types of bridge construction, the structural significance of their components and methods of repair is preferred. Ability to successfully complete gas mask, lead exposure, respirator usage and Fall Protection training programs. Must be able to travel 80% of the time. Physical Demands This position involves heavy physical work with lifting up to 70 pounds. Ability to visually focus on items at close, mid, and far range, while identifying color and depth are required. Work Environment This position is performed 100% outdoors with exposure to weather conditions and drastically changing temperatures. Exposure to loud noises on construction sites while equipment is running and mechanical parts are moving. Employees may be exposed to fumes or airborne particles and need to take care while working near electrical sources Koppers Inc. and its subsidiaries are equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant on the basis of age, color, disability, genetic information, ethnicity, national origin, race, religion, sex, veteran status, or any other category or characteristic protected by federal law or by any applicable state or local law Koppers is a leading integrated producer of carbon compounds and treated wood products for the aluminum, steel, chemical, rubber, railroad, and utility industries. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Koppers has multiple manufacturing facilities in the United States, United Kingdom, Denmark, The Netherlands, Australia, and China. Koppers carbon materials and chemicals are essential to the production of aluminum, steel, plastics, resins, treated wood, and rubber products. In addition, the carbon materials and chemicals also increase the durability of many products including railroad ties, utility and transmission poles, and marine pilings. As a leading distiller of coal tar, a by-product of the transformation of coal into coke, Koppers produces carbon pitch, refined tar, creosote, carbon black feedstock and chemical oils. The chemical oils resulting from distillation are used to produce naphthalene and phthalic anhydride (PAA). Koppers also is a world leader in the manufacturing of treated wood products, primarily for the railroad and electric/communications industries. Treated wood makes structures more durable and resistant to decay, thereby increasing safety, reducing replacement costs and preserving valuable forests. Koppers has been serving the railroad industry with treated wood railroad ties and railroad crossing panel products for over 20 years and are North America's leading supplier to the Class I Railroads.