Greg Reiman
About Greg Reiman
Greg Reiman is the General Foreman of Engineering at Conrail, overseeing all engineering functions since 2024, after starting his railroad career at Norfolk Southern in 2009.
Professional Background in Railroad Engineering
Greg Reiman began his railroad career in 2009 with Norfolk Southern in the Engineering Structures Department. Over the ensuing years, he worked in various positions of increasing responsibility within the Maintenance of Way and Structures Departments. His career with Norfolk Southern saw him operate primarily in former Conrail territories, specifically in Harrisburg, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, and Chicago, IL. These roles allowed him to gain extensive experience in the practical and managerial aspects of railroad engineering and maintenance.
Career at Conrail
Greg Reiman joined Conrail in 2022 as the Chief Engineer of Maintenance of Way and Structures. His initial role placed him at the forefront of engineering efforts, overseeing the maintenance and structural integrity of the railway. His expertise and leadership skills were quickly recognized, and in February 2024, he was promoted to General Manager of Engineering. In his new role, Greg manages all functions within the Engineering department, including Maintenance of Way, Communications & Signals, Design & Construction, and Structures.
Educational Qualifications
Greg Reiman holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. This educational background has equipped him with a foundational understanding of engineering principles and practices, which has been pivotal in his professional journey in the railroad industry.
Current Role and Responsibilities
As the General Manager of Engineering at Conrail, Greg Reiman is responsible for overseeing all engineering functions within the company. His responsibilities include the Maintenance of Way, Communications & Signals, Design & Construction, and Structures. Greg’s role ensures that the railway infrastructure is maintained and developed to meet operational requirements, safety standards, and regulatory compliance.