Track Maintainer Jobs in Nova Scotia

Only those applicants selected for an interview will be acknowledged.

We offer a smoke-free office environment.

Must hold and maintain a current, valid and lawful Class ‘D’ Driver’s License with a ‘Z’ endorsement

The physical demands analysis associated with this job indicates a medium to heavy level of work.

Must be able to perform the duties with minimal supervision;

The Corporation of the City of Windsor is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Support MDP processes (participating in analyzes, requirements from 5’ briefing treated or upgraded…)

Methods and practices applied (job performed in safety, quality, respect of instruction,…)

Sustain equipment compliance (standard, cleanliness, cycle time, influent parameters,…)

Interventions are encoded, documented, and analyzed

Effectiveness of all interventions (prevent breakdowns, cure the default within an optimized time,collaboration with Production, Quality, ...)

Efficiency of all interventions (resources used, consumption of spare parts, sustained energy efficiency of equipment)

Education or experience in Electronics/Electrical is considered an asset;

May be required to be away from home.

A safety-oriented work ethic supported by experience within the labour industry;

The ability to follow instructions, rules and regulations is essential written and verbal communications skills;

Good written and verbal communication/comprehension skills are essential;

WHAT CP HAS TO OFFER:

Experience within the labour industry

Work varying schedules as per operational requirements, examples include,

Travel frequently and be away from home for extended periods of time

Ensure railroad right-of-way is clear of brush, vegetation and snow

Operate in a safe and efficient manner, all equipment and tools associated with track maintenance

Read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions and federal and provincial regulations

Must successfully complete training/certification in the following: Canadian Rail Operating Rules (CROR) and Track Inspection Guidelines (TIG)

Comprehensive knowledge of track, bridge structures, construction and maintenance including identification of deficiencies

Perform field audits and track inspection services on Metrolinx owned and operated railway corridors.

Administer track construction and rehabilitation for programmed maintenance and expansion

Establish, within regulatory guidelines, the priority, inspection frequency, and condition audit reporting of program maintenance and plant renewal implementation.

Ensure full contractor compliance with contractual agreement terms and conditions governing the delivery of railway corridor engineering services.

Assuring machine performance and sustain equipment compliance within their area of responsibility;

Effective and efficient performance of interventions, including accurate documentation; and

Providing technical support to production operations and participating on high performance teams.

Successful prior completion of a technical program;

Capable of working 12-hour shifts, including night shifts and weekends;

Ability to make effective decisions and solve problems; and