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As a conductor, your responsibilities include switching cars, making or splitting up trains in yards, or moving cars between yards, sidings or tracks. Visit to hear what a CPKC conductor career is like, from an employee’s perspective.
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To always review instructions from dispatchers and yardmasters, and discuss with locomotive engineer and train crew; To effectively understand and review instructions and effectively communicate these instructions with locomotive engineer and train crew.
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All train crew employees are responsible for strict adherence to safety guidelines and for completing their duties with integrity and professionalism. To safely ensure compliance with all train orders, signals, and railroad rules and regulations for safety, operations, and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA.
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As Train Conductor positions become available, applicants that have met the qualifications and completed the entire recruitment process will be contacted with an official offer of employment for the location they applied to.
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Three years of safe, increasingly responsible railroad experience as a certified locomotive engineer/conductor in commuter rail operations, is preferable. Perform the duties of railroad Incident Commander at any accident or incident scene the train/crew is involved in.
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To always ensure compliance with all train orders, signals, and railroad rules and regulations for safety, operations, and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA); To always comply with all new and outstanding railroad instructions regarding the operation of the train.
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To always comply with all federal regulations regarding the operation of the train air brakes; and. To safely assist and instruct train crews to couple and uncouple cars, operate switches, and make minor repairs to railcars, including replacing heavy couplings or air brake hoses.
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Work as a crew member along with the Locomotive Engineer and Conductor assigned to their equipment. Assists in supervising the operation and administration of the train while ensuring that equipment is operated in a safe and efficient manner in compliance with Federal and State regulations, General Code of Operating Rules, Caltrain Air Brake & Train Handling Rules, Caltrain Timetables and Special Instructions, Caltrain Safety Rules, Union Pacific Timetable and Special Instructions, TransitAmerica Policies and procedures and JPB Contractual and Service Instructions.
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Secures train movement orders and ensures clear understanding by your Brightline teammates. Delivers customer service to Brightline guests: it is an essential part of the Train Managers role to identify and meet Brightline guests needs and expectations, taking the lead in dealing with customers in an open, friendly, confident, professional, and helpful manner at all times while on duty.
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This person will cross-train as a railroad conductor and be responsible for operating track switches, coupling and uncoupling cars, and performing other duties associated with the movement of trains, cars, and engines in rail yards and on the mainline.
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A conductor works as a member of a train crew that assists in switching rail cars, making or splitting up trains in rail yards, or moving rail cars between rail yards. Joining CPKC as a conductor can lead to career growth as a Yard Foreperson, Locomotive Engineer or management.
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Comply with train orders, train signals, radio communications, and railroad rules and regulations to ensure the safe and efficient operation for track workers and trains traveling through work zones.
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Terminal Switching Services is looking for a Conductor to join our team working at the Union Pacific Dallas, TX Terminal! Responsible for maintaining clear communication with Train Engineer/Operator and other crew members while moving locomotives with either verbal, hand or radio signals.
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Can understand and recommend facility power distribution including conductor sizing. Leverage your deep understanding of PLC, HMI, and robot programs for new equipment to train Maintenance.
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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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