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As a Train Conductor, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the secure and efficient movement of freight trains. Train Conductor - Elkhart, IN. Conductor Trainees (CT) during training: $25 per hour with a minimum of $200 per shift.
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Three years of safe, increasingly responsible railroad experience as a certified locomotive engineer/conductor in commuter rail operations, is preferable. Over the course of our 50+ year history, Herzog has become a national leader in the construction, operations and maintenance of commuter rail, light rail, streetcar, and freight rail projects.
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Oversees the train, freight and crew: operates track switches, couples and uncouples cars and places cars to facilitate loading and unloading, places cars and engines in rail yards and on the main railroad; operates trains safely by complying with operating rules and train handling policies to transport freight in a satisfactory manner.
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FRA Conductor Certified. Review instructions from Trainmaster and discuss with train crew. Ensures clear communication with dispatcher and track authority; receives, relays, or acts upon oral, written, or radio instructions from dispatcher, yardmaster or other personnel indicating the switch movement, placement, or delivery of railroad cars and/or a train.
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As a Conductor, you will be responsible for overseeing train crews, facilitating the loading/unloading of freight and the general makeup/breakdown of train cars. To always review instructions from dispatchers and yardmasters, and discuss with locomotive engineer and train crew.
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Job Description - Freight Conductor - Framingham MA (048401) Freight Conductor - Framingham MA - 048401. A conductor's primary responsibility is to safely coordinate train crews on a freight train, place rail cars to facilitate loading and unloading, and makeup/breakdown trains in a rail yard, customer facility or similar locations.
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The Conductor oversees the train, freight and crew: operates track switches, couples and uncouples cars and places cars to facilitate loading and unloading, places cars and engines in rail yards and on the main railroad.
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The Conductor demonstrates and adheres to the company values of: safety, honesty, ownership, respect and teamwork to ensure successful partnership with customers and employees that result in OmniTRAXs continued success.
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FRA Conductor Certification: required post hire. Review instructions from Trainmaster and discuss with Locomotive Engineer and train crew. Receives, relays, or acts upon oral, written, or radio instructions from dispatcher, yardmaster, or other personnel indicating the switch movement, placement, or delivery of railroad cars and/or a train.
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Communicate with Locomotive Engineer and other parties in the yard using proper hand signals and/or radio communication protocol. Operate track switches, inspect equipment on cars and use radio communications to control train movement.
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The Engineer/Conductor oversees the train, freight and crew: operates track switches, couples and uncouples cars and places cars to facilitate loading and unloading, places cars and engines in rail yards and on the main railroad.
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Conduct the movement of rail cars and train movements; signal crew member(s) for movement of the engine or train using lantern, hand and flag signals, or radio to indicate when to start, stop, and back-up or set and release air brakes.
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Please use the links below to watch a short video detailing the roles and responsibilities of a conductor prior to submitting your application. A CT will expect to work a schedule similar to that of a regular conductor.
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As a conductor you will most likely be assigned to a conductors' extra board. A conductor should expect to work outdoors in all types of weather conditions. Conductor extra boards have schedules with a minimum of two rest days for every six consecutive working days.
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Ability to obtain locomotive engineer and conductor license. With experts in freight brokerage, rail and barge terminal services, warehouse management and transloading, Travero gives customers a one-stop shop for customized supply chain solutions so they can focus on the thing they care about most - growing their business.
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