Train Conductor

The conductor is a member of a train crew, responsible for the safe movement of trains and railway cars.  The conductor will have to perform work safely such as manually making up or splitting up the railcars on the train, manually securing the train by applying handbrakes, controlling the movement to load railway cars with product, obtaining authorizations, etc.

Why you should join our team:

• To work in a unique and stimulating field
• To benefit from a range of competitive benefits including:
  • A group Insurance Program a comprehensive coverage including health care, dental, eye care, hospitalization, disability, and life insurance.
  • Telemedicine Services for employees and their families.
  • Fitness Allowance to promote health, mental health and wellness.
  • Savings Programs - we offer the opportunity to participate in a retirement savings plan (with a contribution of up to 6% to your RRSP). you can also take advantage of a Tax-Free Savings Account TFSA, allowing you to benefit from tax-free savings.
  • An employee and family assistance program - EFAP
• To contribute to a sustainable future, as trains is one of the most eco-friendly modes of transportation in Canada.

The Conductor performs the following tasks:

• →Understand and comply with all rules, regulations, safety procedures and standards from the company and several government agencies, including Transport Canada.
• →Safely manage, control, and communicate the movements of the train and railcars using radio and by written authorization.
• →In all weather conditions, manually operate track switches, apply, and release handbrakes, connect hoses, and perform safety inspections.  
• →Read, interpret, and execute work lists.
• →Prepare required daily reports, both manually and/or electronically.
• →Successfully perform job briefings before and during duty and interacts effectively with the railway authorities.
• →Other related tasks.

• Must possess a high school diploma.
• Must possess a valid driver’s license.
• Is or has recently been a qualified railway conductor.
• Must be prepared to work in adverse weather conditions.
• During the 13 or 14-day work cycle, must be prepared to work on call on a 24hour basis.