Railroad construction company, inc. Reviews

Most of the employees here get upset when their favorite snack is missing from the kitchen cupboard. Big kids indeed!

From the moment I began my career at RCC, I felt at home. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming. My involvement on two industry association boards is encouraged and supported.
The company follows an "open door" policy and invites interaction between all co-workers. Everyone is treated like part of the RCC family.

This is an amazing place to work! As a single mom, working full-time, RCC has blessed me with a flourishing career, promoting both personal and professional growth. Supporting supplier diversity is especially important to me. My direct report recognized my passion for diversity and inclusion and suggested I lead the development of the company s first MWSDVOB Program. As the Chief Compliance Diversity Officer at RCC I will continue to expand our network of certified small, minority, woman, disadvantaged and disabled veteran-owned suppliers and subcontractors.

Amazing company! I have absolutely nothing bad to say about how it is being ran or simply about the company itself. Very organized, successful, and productive company. I would not trade this company as my place of work for anything!

The Family of Companies .
This place can get the work you need done at a reasonable rate, using highly trained Union employees . The people in the office give you that at home feeling and always follow through . When it comes to Railroad, civil, or electrical work in a commercial setting, this is the place to call .

Great business, everyone is very welcoming, they are very united.

First class operation. This is definitely one of the best options for all the major infrastructure projects on your to-do list.

Before you take a job here, please keep this in mind (especially if you are young): Whoever gossips to you will gossip about you. This is a very toxic work environment. The people here are not as "welcoming" as they claim to be.

If you have the mental capacity of a teenage girl, then you'll love the parking lot carnivals, dressing up on halloween, daily gossip, and eating the same food week after week, year after year.
The CEO spends thousands of dollars on bagels and junk food rather than improving the company's infrastructure.
The people that work here despise and FEAR innovation and change. They hold on so tightly to ancient processes that keep the company stuck in the past.

If you're thinking of working here or doing business with these people, run for the hills.