The First and Last Mile to the Customer
Darien, Connecticut
G&W owns or leases more than 100 freight railroads throughout North America with 4,000 employees serving 2,000 customers over more than 13,000 track miles.
On-site · Stellarton
The Trainmaster manages transportation teams, coordinates train movements, and ensures a safe working environment within the assigned subdivision. They are also responsible for administrative reporting, workforce scheduling, and maintaining high standards of customer service.
On-site · Trois-Rivières
The train conductor manages wagon movements, assembles and divides trains, and performs inspections within the rail yard or on the main line. They must ensure all operations comply with safety regulations and communicate effectively with rail authorities.
On-site
The signal and communications agent is responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and repair of railway signaling systems, crossing warning systems, and associated electrical infrastructure. The role involves interpreting technical plans, testing cable conductivity, and ensuring all work complies with Transport Canada safety regulations.
On-site
The train conductor is responsible for managing wagon movements, assembling and dividing trains, and ensuring safe operations within the rail yard or on the main line. They must also perform train inspections, maintain accurate movement reports, and adhere to all railway safety regulations and Transport Canada standards.
On-site · Montréal
The Director of Mechanical oversees the safe, reliable, and compliant operation and maintenance of the locomotive and railcar fleet. This role involves managing mechanical personnel, facilities, budgets, and regulatory compliance while driving equipment reliability and performance objectives.
On-site · Wabush
Safely control train and railcar movements, including switching cars, securing trains, operating track switches, and communicating through radio and written authorizations. Follow railway and government safety requirements, conduct inspections and briefings, interpret work lists, and complete required reports.
On-site · North Bay
The conductor manages and controls train car movements within rail yards and on main lines using signals and radio communication. They are also responsible for inspecting train conditions, operating track switches, and maintaining accurate daily reports.
On-site · Boisbriand
The train conductor is responsible for managing wagon movements, assembling and dividing trains, and ensuring safe operations within the rail yard or on the main line. They must also perform equipment inspections, maintain accurate movement reports, and adhere to all railway safety regulations.
On-site · Stellarton
The Trainmaster manages transportation teams and coordinates train movements while ensuring a safe working environment and adherence to operational rules. They also handle administrative reporting, workforce scheduling, and provide professional customer service to meet client expectations.
On-site · Richmond
The track maintenance agent is responsible for the repair and upkeep of railway tracks, switches, and associated infrastructure. Duties include performing preventive maintenance, operating various tools, and ensuring all work complies with safety regulations.
On-site · Antigonish
The Bridgetender is responsible for the safe operation of the railway bridge, including managing gates, lights, and motorized traffic. They also perform routine inspections, minor repairs, and communicate with train movements via radio and telephone.
On-site · Strathcona County
The operator is responsible for washing, drying, and inspecting rail cars to ensure they are free of contaminants for polypropylene pellet loading. This includes performing external and internal inspections, removing residual materials, and securing valves to prevent cargo loss.
On-site · Boisbriand
The Locomotive Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for the inspection, repair, and preventive maintenance of locomotives. This includes diagnosing failures, troubleshooting components, and ensuring compliance with railway safety regulations.
On-site · Haldimand County
The conductor manages the movement of rail cars using signals and radios while operating track switches and air brakes. They are responsible for preparing daily reports, inspecting train conditions, and ensuring compliance with Transport Canada safety standards.
