Rail Signals & SCADA Fault Specialist

Metrolinx; Oakville; Hybrid; CAD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Metrolinx is seeking a Fault Control Signals Specialist to mitigate, triage, and coordinate trouble calls across the Metrolinx corridor. The role involves coordinating with maintenance vendors, providing remote troubleshooting, and monitoring assets using SCADA systems.

Candidates should have an engineering degree with railway signaling experience, strong project management skills, and a valid G driver's license. On-call and rotating shift work are required in the 12-hour block schedule.

Qualifications

• Degree in Engineering or related field or equivalent combination
• Experience in railway signal/communications design, commissioning, or maintenance
• Technical and project management experience in signals, SA/SCADA projects, networks
• Experience in contract administration and contractor negotiations
• Proficiency in MS Office and strong communication skills
• Valid Class G driver’s license in good standing

Responsibilities

• Provide first level troubleshooting and collect information to determine Location, Symptom, and Cause
• Coordinate trouble calls and open/close tickets across the Metrolinx corridor
• Offer remote troubleshooting assistance and monitor equipment via SCADA systems
• Coordinate with maintenance vendors and Metrolinx stakeholders
• Onsite field support including troubleshooting, asset auditing and training as required
• Participate in investigations of incidents and service affecting issues

Skills

Engineering degree

Railway signaling

Project management

Contract administration

MS Office

Communication skills

Driver's license

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

SCADA systems

MS Office

Job description

Metrolinx is seeking a Fault Control Signals Specialist to mitigate, triage, and coordinate trouble calls across the Metrolinx corridor. The role involves coordinating with maintenance vendors, providing remote troubleshooting, and monitoring assets using SCADA systems.

Candidates should have an engineering degree with railway signaling experience, strong project management skills, and a valid G driver's license. On-call and rotating shift work are required in the 12-hour block schedule.