POSITION ACCOUNTABILITIES

Work in either train or yard service depending on seniority

Carry out specific instructions detailing a train's route and specific movements

Coordinate the switching of cars, including coupling and uncoupling cars and lifting out coupling device

Observe, interpret, and relay signals and other indications affecting movement of train

Signal crew members for movement of the engine or train using specific signals, or radio to indicate when to start, stop, back-up, set or release air brakes

Maintain a thorough understanding of and follow General Code of Operating Rules (GCOR), general orders and bulletins

Provide flag protection and relay signals to trains in an emergency situation

Move on and off moving or stationary equipment

Fill out forms including train orders and switch lists and prepare clear and legible reports

Handle emergency situations and operate fire extinguishers as well as be able to apply first aid techniques WHAT CPKC HAS TO OFFER Flexible and competitive benefits package

Competitive company pension and/or retirement plans

Employee share purchase plan

Annual fitness subsidy

Part-time studies program TRAINING PROGRAM

CPKC provides 16 weeks of paid in-class and field training. Providing you with a solid understanding of our safety practices, rules and operations. You will earn $261.72 per day in classroom training and $42.90 per hour in on-the-job training. The average conductor earns approximately $120,000 annually, with the ability to make up to $139,000. PRE-EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS Medical and Drug Testing

This is a safety critical position and a successful pre-employment medical assessment including physical, vision, hearing, and a negative company or regulated drug test is required. Post hire qualification drug testing may also be required.