Railroad Conductors help keep platforms, stations and trains safe by supervising train operations and monitoring the loading and unloading process for compliance. They meet passengers at the boarding station and collect payments, punch tickets, assist with boarding and attend to passenger needs during transit. At the yard, a conductor oversees the linkage and separation of cars. An important part of the Railroad Conductor’s job is to coordinate other railroad workers to operate as a team.
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A Railroad Conductor manages the safe and efficient operation of passenger and freight train operations. Their duties include supervising the boarding and unloading operations of the train, collecting payments from passengers and communicating important information to the engineer.
A solid customer service attitude and desire to assist rail passengers
Knowledge of railroad safety procedures and transportation protocols
Ability to assertively coordinate engineers, yard workers and other railroad employees during passenger loading and unloading procedures and switching operations
A willingness to enforce railroad rules and federal government standards
Good time management and the ability to meet deadlines, such as departure schedules
Strong analytical capabilities and the ability to solve novel problems in real-time
