Train Conductor

The conductor will have to perform yard work such as switching cars, making or splitting up the trains, moving the cars, etc. The employee will be a member of a train crew that will perform work in the rail yards or travel to various locations with the train to service our clients.

Company

Southern Ontario Railway Inc.

Work location

Jarvis, ON

Status

Permanent

Salary

$35.48 - $44.35

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

to our employees and their families.

Fitness Allowance

to promote your health, mental health and wellness.

Savings Program

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.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The selected individual will perform the following functions

Manages and controls the movements of the cars by using lantern, hand and/or flag signals or radio to indicate when to start, stop, back-up or set or release air brakes.

Operates track switches (visually checks switch condition and direction) to change the direction of the engine or cars within yard limits or on the main railway; may apply or release hand brakes to switch or perform other duties.

Apply and release hand breaks to perform movements.

Follows the lists of work, respecting the order of those cars on the train.

Prepares required daily reports and switch lists, manually or electronically.

Inspects the condition of the train.

Follows and complies with the various rules, railway safety procedure and standards of Transport Canada.

Interacts with the railway authorities.

Work safely.

Other related tasks.

General Requirements

Must possess a high school diploma.

Have experience or is a qualified conductor (important asset).

Able to adapt to different situations: work schedule, being on call, over time, tasks to accomplish, etc.

Must be prepared to work in adverse weather conditions.

Must be prepared to work on call 24/7, weekends, shifts.

Valid driver’s license

If selected for the role, candidates will be required to undergo a comprehensive background check, including physical examination, drug screening, criminal record verification, and reference checks.