We are here to solve your rail needs. We optimize supply chains and connect industry to Class 1 railways.
Brandon, Manitoba
Cando Rail & Terminals is Canada’s leading provider of specialized rail operating services that allow industrial shippers to optimize their supply chains and connect to Class 1 railways by leveraging Cando’s operating capabilities and network of owned multi-purpose rail terminals. We provide a wide range of rail services including short line operations, industrial switching, material handling, terminal & transload services, railcar staging, train assembly, and related services. Fully embedded in our customers’ supply chain, Cando Rail & Terminals ensure our customers’ products get to where they need them, when they want them.
On-site · St. Thomas
The mechanic will diagnose, repair, and perform preventative maintenance on various construction and railway equipment in field environments. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate service records and coordinating maintenance schedules with operations teams.
On-site · Esterhazy
Conduct regular track inspections and perform general repairs on rail components such as switches, crossings, and ties. Manage maintenance documentation, including log books and purchase orders, while ensuring all equipment is kept in good working order.
On-site · Sturgeon
The Switchperson is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of rail car switching services, including locomotive inspections and equipment protection. They must work effectively within a team to ensure compliance with operating rules and provide excellent customer service.
On-site · Sturgeon
Railcar Repair Mechanics perform inspections, maintenance, and repairs on railcars and freight equipment to ensure they meet industry safety and transportation standards. They are responsible for executing mechanical tasks such as welding, piping, and braking system maintenance while adhering to strict safety protocols.
On-site · Sturgeon
The Railcar Data Analyst is responsible for managing railcar movement transactions, storage, and billing, while maintaining accurate records and supplemental tariff charges. They also coordinate site office administrative duties, conduct onboarding sessions, and support customer engagements.
On-site · Regina
The Locomotive Mechanic is responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, and performing preventative maintenance on diesel-electric locomotives in the field. They must also maintain accurate logs, manage maintenance schedules, and ensure all work complies with safety and health regulations.
On-site
The Operations Supervisor is responsible for the daily execution of operational plans, ensuring customer commitments are met safely and efficiently. They lead team members, manage budgets, oversee safety compliance, and facilitate continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site · Edmonton
Safely operate equipment and load or unload customer products from railcars, while protecting trains, tracks, and equipment. Inspect equipment and safety devices, coordinate transfers with switching crews and operations, maintain a safe work area, and complete required reports.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
The Railcar Loader is responsible for the safe and efficient loading and unloading of railcars while performing equipment inspections and tests. They must communicate effectively with switching crews and maintain a clean, safe work environment while adhering to all safety protocols.
On-site · Lévis
The Transload Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient loading and unloading of rail cars while ensuring the protection of trains, tracks, and equipment. They must also perform daily inspections, communicate with switching crews, and complete necessary operational reports.
On-site · Hinton
The Conductor/Locomotive Engineer is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of locomotives and rail car switching services on customer sites and main tracks. They must perform daily equipment inspections, complete necessary documentation, and ensure compliance with all rail operating rules and safety regulations.
On-site · Jansen
The Operations Supervisor is responsible for the daily execution of the operational plan, ensuring customer commitments are met safely and efficiently. They lead the team, manage budgets, oversee maintenance, and foster a strong safety culture through audits and training.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Industrial Electrician is responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, and repairing electrical components on various locomotives. They perform preventative maintenance, track all work in logs, and ensure all tasks meet safety and quality standards.
Remote · Alberta, Canada, Ontario, Canada
The Project Manager oversees the end-to-end planning and execution of capital railway infrastructure projects, including budgeting, scheduling, and design. They are responsible for managing consultant and contractor performance while ensuring adherence to safety standards and project timelines.
On-site · Brandon
The Boom Truck Operator is responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of railway picker trucks, including cutting rail and loading product into gondola cars. They also interface with customers, maintain production quotas, and mentor other employees on safe equipment operation.
On-site
The Switchperson is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of locomotives and rail car switching services at customer sites. They must conduct job briefings, perform equipment inspections, and ensure compliance with all operating rules and safety regulations.
On-site · Esterhazy
The Switchperson is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of locomotives, including coupling and uncoupling rail cars and managing switching procedures. They must also perform daily equipment inspections and maintain accurate logs while providing excellent customer service.
On-site · Lacombe
The Wash Technician is responsible for the safe operation of wash and drying systems for poly hopper cars. They must also perform daily equipment inspections, maintain the wash bay, and complete all required operational reports.
On-site · Edmonton
The Switchperson is responsible for the safe and efficient switching of rail cars at customer sites and terminals. They must perform locomotive inspections, manage switching procedures, and ensure compliance with all safety regulations.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Administrative Assistant provides comprehensive financial and billing support, including invoice reconciliation, financial tracking, and reporting. They also assist the operational team with general administrative tasks, documentation, and customer follow-up.
