Conrail
Electrical inspection, maintenance, repair, and testing of diesel/electric locomotives.
-Work non-standard hours or various shifts. -Work safely around potentially hazardous materials/machinery. -Work in varying weather conditions. -Start, stop, monitor operations, and make minor adjustments to machines. -Repair or replace high voltage equipment such as circuit breakers or transformers. -Troubleshoot, repair or replace electronic and microprocessor-based equipment. -Wear protective clothing. -Read manufacturers' manuals for technical information. -Install, disassemble, or replace parts or pieces of equipment or systems. -Read and interpret prints, schematics or wiring diagrams.
-CDL Not required, but helpful. -Must understand the principles of electricity. -Respond to changing work assignments. -Must be qualified to work on three-phase electrical circuits.
-Provides efficient transportation solutions across key sectors including automotive, agriculture, and energy. -Notable projects include moving raw materials for large-scale energy plants and handling bulk commodities like coal, steel, and chemicals. -Track maintenance and infrastructure improvements continue to strengthen the U.S. transportation network. -Recognized for innovative solutions in rail logistics, creating efficiencies and enhancing service reliability.
Rail Freight
Terminal Services
Switching Services
Intermodal Operations
Automotive Freight
Transportation Management
Network Operations
Customer Service
Service Design
Industrial Development
Auto Terminals
