Trainmaster 102703 Artesia

This is a Trainmaster position with a company in Artesia, MS.Summary: As a Trainmaster you will be responsible for leading processes related to arrival, classification, building, inspecting, and dispatching of trains. You will lead the efficient movement of traffic within the road territory and yard-terminal by developing, organizing, and executing the daily yard-terminal/road operating plan in a safe and cost-effective manner. You will also provide leadership accountability for inputs and outputs of safety, service, productivity, and financial metrics. Most importantly you will lead by example to build a strong safety culture along with providing coaching on operational best practices. This position requires shift work, being hands on and working outdoors in all weather conditions at times.Responsibilities: Ensure the safe and tactical execution of the operating plan through active supervision of operating (train) crews, yardmasters, support sta� and assistant trainmasters. Accountable for inputs and outputs of safety, service, productivity, �nancial metrics and adherence to corporate including compliance with regulatory environment. Responsible for the safe, on time operations of all trains, business plan rollouts across the region and contribute to the overall execution of the LSOP and Operating Plan. Lead investigations (accident or discipline) in accordance with labor agreements, policies, etc. and ensure compliance to CPKC's policies and collective agreements and recommend changes. Conduct e�ciency tests, train rides and safety related activities to support a safe, e�cient operation; and may be required to attend derailments/incidents/injuries when on duty. Investigate safety rules and policy failures and respond and act on safety, health, and environmental related incidents, identify cause, implement or recommend corrective actions or action plans. Ensure the delivery of optimal results against appropriate performance and �nancial metrics through maximum asset utilization; while, Identifying and acting on opportunities to increase yard/road �uidity and productivity. Accountable for rail cars that are idle for 24 hours or longer for any reason and inventory management for terminals and line of road in their areas of responsibility; and Ensure full understanding of business requirements, service commitments, managing a strong team of employees, and any service penalty conditions for customers in their geographic area.Qualifications: Must possess a High School diploma or GED. Previous railway experience as a conductor or engineer is required, candidates with previous supervisory experience preferred. Must have a valid driver's license. Demonstrated operational knowledge related to operational plans, local service operating plan, and yard management practices. Qualified Locomotive Engineer is an asset. Ability to obtain and maintain rules qualified (ex GCOR) qualifications as a conductor or engineer. Must maintain certifications and licenses (i.e., Engineer Certification). Willing to operate trains to support operations as needed. Strong understanding of collective agreements and regulatory requirements. Excellent problem-solving skills with an ability to pinpoint expectations along with providing positive, constructive feedback. Previous experience conducting investigations; analyzing, understanding, and resolving local issues related to interpreting variances to operating protocols; and Willing and able to work rotating days/nights shift to support a 24/7 operation.An Equal Opportunity Employer