Locomotive Engineer-$20 To $25 Per HOUR-Houston,TX,USA,TX | Hiring

Cando Rail & Terminals ("Cando") stands as one of North America's premier owners and operators specializing in first and last mile rail infrastructure. Renowned for its extensive network and expert handling of rail logistics, Cando has carved a prominent niche within the transportation and logistics industry. The company is committed to delivering safe, reliable, and efficient rail services that bridge critical gaps for businesses relying on rail transport. Cando's commitment to innovation and operational excellence has made it an employer of choice, particularly for professionals who value safety, teamwork, and a dynamic work environment. Cando is thrilled to announce its definitive agreement to acquire the rail terminal and operations of the Cando Channelview Terminal from Texas Deepwater Partners, strategically located on the Houston Ship Channel. This acquisition, pending regulatory approval and fulfillment of conditions, marks an exciting expansion for Cando and underscores its drive to amplify its operational capabilities and service footprint across vital geographical corridors. The upcoming integration of Cando Channelview Terminal into the company's portfolio signals new growth opportunities and a commitment to maintaining high standards in rail terminal management. In line with this expansion, Cando is actively seeking a dedicated and safety-focused team to operate its Cando Channelview Terminal post-acquisition. One of the key roles within this team is that of the Locomotive Engineer. This position is pivotal in delivering safe and efficient rail car switching services, supporting the continuous flow of cargo and logistical operations. As a Locomotive Engineer at Cando, candidates will find themselves immersed in a fast-paced, customer-centric environment that emphasizes teamwork, problem-solving, and a steadfast commitment to safety. The Locomotive Engineer role at Cando offers individuals who enjoy outdoor work and physical activity an excellent opportunity to engage in meaningful work that impacts the supply chain directly. Employees in this role benefit from Cando's award-winning safety culture, ensuring that safety protocols and best practices are not just ideals but daily realities. The position also offers work-life balance through fixed schedules, enabling employees to plan their personal lives confidently. Cando invests heavily in its workforce, providing comprehensive technical and leadership training programs designed to enhance skills and promote career growth. The Locomotive Engineer role includes responsibilities such as ensuring safe locomotive operations, conducting thorough job briefings, and applying regulatory and company rules to all switching activities. The engineer is also responsible for maintaining safety equipment and completing essential reports that document operational activities. Furthermore, successful candidates are expected to demonstrate excellent teamwork and customer service skills, be physically capable of handling the demands of the job, and possess a willingness to leverage technology in daily operations. Certifications and clearances related to drug/alcohol testing and medical requirements are mandatory to ensure compliance and safety. Joining Cando is not just about a job; it's about becoming part of a company honored as Canada’s Best Managed Company for nine years running and participating in an employee ownership program that aligns staff success with company performance. Additional benefits include health and dental coverage, ensuring employees have access to necessary healthcare. If you are an individual who values a strong safety culture, teamwork, and a supportive workplace, the Locomotive Engineer position at Cando Channelview Terminal represents a promising and fulfilling career path.

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions
• Physically fit including ability to pull self up and down from a railcar consistently, capable of lifting and twisting air hoses, securing rail car brakes, and operating derails and switches
• Ability to follow detailed safety protocols
• Willingness to work shifts and fixed schedules
• Pass necessary drug and alcohol testing and medical examinations