In 1926 Joseph Daloisio, Sr. founded Railroad Construction Company (RCC) and started performing railroad track repairs after leaving his job at the Erie Railroad Company. Joseph built the basis of Railroad Construction Company providing service as a quality contractor dedicated to on time completion of projects.
From 1926 to 1942, RCC operated out of a small office next to the Daloisio home on Summer Street in Paterson, NJ. Al Daloisio, Sr. joined his father in 1927 and took over the reigns of RCC in 1941 with the help of his brother Tony, and sister Mary Daloisio Falcione and her husband Tony Falcione. In 1942, RCC moved to our current Grove street location.
From 1926 to 1942, RCC operated out of a small office next to the Daloisio home on Summer Street in Paterson, NJ. Al Daloisio, Sr. joined his father in 1927 and took over the reigns of RCC in 1941 with the help of his brother Tony, and sister Mary Daloisio Falcione and her husband Tony Falcione. In 1942, RCC moved to our current Grove street location.
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The $108 million Design/Build Mid-Suffolk Electric Yard project highlights RCC's capabilities in a variety of disciplines including electrical, building, utility, track and sitework. Multi-award winning LIRR New Mid-Suffolk Electric Yard project featured in Part 1 of the Rail Group On Air Podcast. Railroad Construction Company, Inc. possesses a long and rich heritage.
Being part of Railroad Construction Company, Inc. means giving back to the community. We take pride in being a good corporate citizen. Multiple times during the year we ask our co-workers for insight on which charities to support.
Our co-workers generously donate weekends and evenings to volunteer at diverse organizations such as Eva's Village, Oasis Haven for Women and Children, Paterson Boys and Girls Club, Habitat for Humanity, animal rescue organizations and various church groups.We participate in food drives, clothing and toy collections each year to fulfill part of our mission; sharing our resources to benefit others.
Our co-workers generously donate weekends and evenings to volunteer at diverse organizations such as Eva's Village, Oasis Haven for Women and Children, Paterson Boys and Girls Club, Habitat for Humanity, animal rescue organizations and various church groups.We participate in food drives, clothing and toy collections each year to fulfill part of our mission; sharing our resources to benefit others.
Railroad Construction Company has a long reputation for honesty and integrity in business dealings and lawful and ethical behavior. This reputation is a source of pride for us as well as one of our greatest assets because it instills the necessary trust and confidence in us by our customers, subcontractors, suppliers, and the overall community in which we live.
At Railroad Construction Company, Inc. (RCC), we believe it is our duty to inspire the growth and use of small, minority, women-owned, disadvantaged and disabled veteran-owned businesses. To support supplier diversity, we are fully committed to doing business with certified small, minority, women-owned, disadvantaged and disabled veteran-owned businesses and maintain a diverse list of suppliers.
The Track Division of Railroad Construction Company, Inc. provides the various services and disciplines necessary to build and maintain the vital infrastructure of a railroad. In preparation for future demand due to the East Side Access (ESA) project, the expanded Mid-Suffolk Electric yard features 11 new storage tracks and service areas plus a newly constructed 32,000 SF Employee Welfare Facility.
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Geof Wolfer
Mar 16, 2021
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Lucy P.
Jan 01, 2021
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Grace Pearson
Jul 18, 2020
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Elaine Gooding
Aug 22, 2019
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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.
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.
Jojo
Sep 05, 2018
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On Sept 17, 2018 driving a Railroad Construction SUV, Amy Larocco, drove aggressively with rage and deliberately hit my car hitting the side where my one year old sits. Luckily, she hit the front side near the hood. She proceeded to leave the site of the accident and sped through several city streets as I chased her consistently blowing my horn. After driving for about half a mile I saw cops and shouted for them to stop her. She never apologized. Once we spoke to police to document the police report, I went to their company where amazingly she was the recptionist. I spoke to a gentleman, supposedly
