Laborer

Benefits Offering

Position Summary

Reporting to the Track Maintenance Foreman, the Track Laborer is responsible for successfully completing day-to-day tasks by meeting or exceeding corporate and project goals for safety, quality, profitability and schedule, resulting in extreme customer satisfaction.   

Primary/Essential Responsibilities and Duties

• Embrace our safety culture and adhering to industry and company policies and procedures 

  Repair and/or replace turnout components as needed, such as switch points, frogs, plates etc. 

  Repair and/or replace track components as needed, such as rail, ties, plates, spikes, timber crossings etc. 

  Observes conditions of track, track beds, and track right-of-way to detect, report and repair problems or defects 

  Responsibly operates company vehicles and/or equipment and ensures all daily maintenance and inspections of the units are completed 

  Performs special duties as assigned by the Track Maintenance Foreman 

  Performs any administrative duties related to proper documentation as per PNR Quality Management System 

  Other duties and responsibilities as assigned 

Required Skills and Qualifications

• 2 Years of previous construction experience

  Ability to read and understand specific documents including schedules, standard railway plans and specifications.  

  Knowledge of the occupational hazards and safety precautions of the work being performed. 

  Strong verbal and written communication skills

  Proficient use of computers, tablets etc. 

  Valid Ontario class G driver’s license 

  Track Inspection Guidelines certification is an asset 

Physical Requirements and Working Conditions

• Works outdoors at construction sites. 

  Frequently stands, walks, climbs, balances, lifts, bends, and moves objects up to 50 pounds. 

  Exposed to all weather conditions including very hot and very cold weather. 

  Exposed to loud noise. 

  Exposed to live track/trains and high voltage. 

  Ability to work rotating shifts 

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