Jobs at CN
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Track Maintenance Foreman
Company: CN
Location: St. Albert, Canada
Posted Nov 21, 2024
CN is seeking a Track Maintenance Foremen to oversee the maintenance of track components, ensuring the infrastructure is safe, sound, and train-ready. The role involves inspecting, repairing, and replacing rails, ties, switches, and ballast, and supervising crews to ensure quality maintenance and safe work performance. The position requires foreman or supervisory experience, knowledge of Microsoft Suite, and a valid driver's license. CN offers a unionized position with comprehensive training, and is committed to social responsibility, environmental stewardship, and inclusivity.
Human Resources Business Partner
Company: CN
Location: Montreal, Canada
Posted Dec 03, 2024
CN offers a dynamic work environment with opportunities for career growth and meaningful work. The Human Resources Business Partner role involves advising on HR matters, leading coaching for managers, participating in talent acquisition and performance management, and driving employee engagement initiatives. The role requires 7+ years of HR experience, a Bachelor's degree, and CPHR certification. CN is committed to safety, sustainability, and inclusivity, and encourages applications from underrepresented groups.
Constable
Company: CN
Location: Delta, Canada
Posted Nov 21, 2024
CN offers a dynamic work environment with opportunities for career growth and meaningful work. The Constable position involves responding to emergency calls, developing partnerships, and ensuring railway safety. Requirements include law enforcement accreditation, First Aid/CPR certification, a valid driver's license, and bilingualism. CN is committed to social responsibility, sustainability, and inclusivity.
Transportation Supervisor
Company: CN
Location: Burlington, Canada
Posted Nov 19, 2024
CN offers an exciting and challenging work environment, emphasizing safety, teamwork, and career growth. The Transportation Supervisor role involves managing day-to-day train operations, ensuring safety compliance, problem-solving, and decision-making. Key responsibilities include safety orientation, problem-solving, planning workload, leadership, performance management, and training. The role requires industrial work experience, supervisory experience, and railroad experience. CN is committed to social responsibility, sustainability, and inclusivity.
Transportation Supervisor
Company: CN
Location: Rayside-Balfour, Canada
Posted Nov 20, 2024
CN offers an exciting and challenging work environment, emphasizing safety, teamwork, and career growth. The Transportation Supervisor role involves managing day-to-day train operations, ensuring safety compliance, problem-solving, and planning workload. The position requires industrial work experience, supervisory skills, and knowledge of railroad operations. CN is committed to social responsibility, sustainability, and inclusivity.
Transportation Supervisor - 12 month contract
Company: CN
Location: Yorkton, Canada
Posted Dec 03, 2024
CN offers an exciting, safety-focused environment with opportunities for career growth. The Transportation Supervisor role involves managing day-to-day train operations, ensuring safety compliance, problem-solving, and planning workload. The position requires industrial work experience, supervisory skills, and knowledge of rail operating practices. CN is committed to social responsibility, sustainability, and inclusivity.
Signals & Communications Maintenance Supervisor
Company: CN
Location: Mundelein, IL
Posted Nov 20, 2024
CN offers a challenging and rewarding work environment, particularly for those with experience in Signals & Communications (S&C) maintenance. The S&C Maintenance Supervisor role involves overseeing all S&C signal systems, ensuring adherence to CN and Federal Railroad Administration standards, and managing personnel. Key responsibilities include safety compliance, capital project planning, and handling derailments and disruptions. The role requires shift work, including nights, weekends, and holidays, and travel for company business. CN values safety, sustainability, and customer service, and is committed to social responsibility and environmental stewardship.
Intern, Mechanical - Field
Company: CN
Location: Edmonton, Canada
Posted Nov 09, 2024
Canadian National Railway Company (CN) is seeking a full-time Intern, Mechanical - Field for May-August 2025 in Edmonton, AB. The role involves collaborating with Mechanical Field leadership for safe and efficient railcar inspection, maintenance, and repair. The intern will work with various teams, contribute to safety orientation, compliance, and KPIs, and lead projects. Key responsibilities include supporting failure investigations, assisting with dangerous goods incidents, creating and auditing procedures, and analyzing inspection and repair productivity. The ideal candidate should have advanced Microsoft Office skills, knowledge of reporting software, and familiarity with SAP, SRS, and ARIBA. A valid driver's license and ability to work outdoors in various conditions are required. CN is committed to safety, sustainability, and inclusivity, offering meaningful careers in a close-knit, safety-focused culture.
Railway Car Technician (Car Mechanic)
Company: CN
Location: Oshkosh, WI
Posted Dec 03, 2024
CN is offering a Car Mechanic Apprentice (Carman) role, where the individual will inspect, maintain, build, repair, and rebuild railway freight cars and equipment. The job involves working with state-of-the-art equipment, performing scheduled and preventive maintenance, and repairing railway car parts. The role requires irregular shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays, and involves physical tasks like lifting up to 50 pounds. CN provides paid training for new Carmen, who will be considered apprentices until they graduate to journeymen, a process that typically takes 3 years. The ideal candidate should have previous welding experience, vocational training, and good teamwork skills. CN is a world-class transportation leader committed to social responsibility and environmental stewardship.
Manager, Car Reliability
Company: CN
Location: Montreal, Canada
Posted Nov 20, 2024
CN offers a challenging and rewarding work environment, focusing on safety, teamwork, and continuous improvement. The Manager, Car Reliability role involves strategic decision-making for freight car fleet maintenance, optimizing reliability, and driving performance improvements. Key responsibilities include establishing fleet strategy, continuous performance improvement, leveraging data for asset utilization, and customer support. The role requires 5+ years of railway operations experience, knowledge of CN's systems and regulations, and strong technical skills. CN is committed to social responsibility, sustainability, and diversity.
Officer, Fleet Engineering - 6 months contract
Company: CN
Location: Montreal, Canada
Posted Nov 10, 2024
CN offers a challenging and rewarding environment for an Officer, Fleet Engineering. The role involves program management, technical support, and vehicle specifications development. Key responsibilities include collaborating with Fleet Management Officers, providing technical support, and maintaining vehicle specifications. The position requires 3-5 years of engineering experience, a bachelor's degree in engineering, and strong technical skills. CN is committed to safety, sustainability, and inclusivity, offering opportunities for career growth and community impact.
Counsel, Information Technology, and Intellectual Property
Company: CN
Location: Montreal, Canada
Posted Nov 21, 2024
CN offers a challenging and exciting work environment, focusing on optimizing and ensuring the safety of its business operations. The Counsel, Information Technology, and Intellectual Property role involves providing legal support and advice on various I&T contracts and IP matters. Key responsibilities include drafting, reviewing, negotiating, and managing I&T contracts, advising on legal risks and IP matters, and collaborating with team members on cross-functional projects. The role requires a law degree, membership in a Canadian province or territory's bar, and at least 5 years of relevant experience in I&T and IP law. Fluency in both English and French is essential.