Rail Signals & Communications Apprentice

CN; Saskatchewan; Vor Ort; CAD 60.000 - 81.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Unionized position

CN Campus training program

Zusammenfassung

CN in Saskatchewan, Canada, is seeking a Signals and Communications Apprentice to install, repair, test, and maintain railway signaling and related systems such as wayside information systems and grade crossing protection. You will learn through hands-on fieldwork and classroom theory while contributing to essential railway safety.

This unionized apprenticeship includes structured training at the CN Campus, safety-focused skill development, and a path to becoming a Signals and Communications

Qualifikationen

• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Grade 12 or GED required.
• Completion of CN apprenticeship program or related study.
• Valid Driver's License and CDL.
• Willingness to work shifts including nights and weekends.

Aufgaben

• Install, repair, maintain, test, and inspect signal systems and apparatus.
• Perform construction duties including digging, laying cables, and equipment installation.
• Maintain highway grade crossing protection and interlocking systems.
• Use hand tools and testing equipment to install and verify wiring.
• Adhere to CN safety policies and ensure a safe working environment.

Kenntnisse

18+ years old

Electrical knowledge

Mechanical aptitude

Safety awareness

Independent work

Team collaboration

Computer basics

Ausbildung

Grade 12 or GED

Bachelor's or 2–3 year college in Electronics/Engineering/related

CN apprenticeship program completion

Valid Driver's License

CDL (Commercial Driver's License)

Jobbeschreibung

CN in Saskatchewan, Canada, is seeking a Signals and Communications Apprentice to install, repair, test, and maintain railway signaling and related systems such as wayside information systems and grade crossing protection. You will learn through hands-on fieldwork and classroom theory while contributing to essential railway safety.

This unionized apprenticeship includes structured training at the CN Campus, safety-focused skill development, and a path to becoming a Signals and Communications