Top Benefits
About the role
TransEd Valley line LRT is looking for an OCC Line Controller to join their team of Rail Professionals. The OCC Line Controller will be responsible for all aspects of the day to day operation of the Valley Line LRT, ensuring a safe, secure, and efficient operation.
Who We Are
TransEd Valley Line LRT is the first piece of the Valley Line project in Edmonton. Connecting Millwoods to downtown Edmonton, the Valley Line allows commuters to go from the South East of Edmonton to any where the LRT stops.
A typical day for the OCC Line Controller
- Working closely with OCC staff including Train Operators, Train Crew Supervisor and Duty Managers.
- Knowing the Operational needs of the Valley Line.
- Communicating with all stakeholders including TransEd staff as well as the City of Edmonton, ETS, etc.
What you will bring to the team
- Degree holder or higher diploma of post-secondary education in a related discipline.
- A minimum of 3 years experience managing a Station as a Station Master or Lead Station Master.
- Experience working within an Operations Control Centre as either an Information or Security Controller.
- Experience of working in a safety critical role within Railway Operations and of following procedures and instructions.
- Excellent verbal and written communication.
- Excellent organizational skills.
- A professional working attitude.
- Thrive working in a fast-paced, small team environment
- Be able to switch gears easily and handle multiple tasks at once
- Demonstrates excellent verbal and written communication skills
Why choose TransEd Valley Line LRT
TransEd is made up of hard-working, respectful and talented people who understand and invite diversity to the workplace. We take pride in holding ourselves accountable and continuing to meet or exceed service levels for the greater Edmonton community. We ensure they receive quality services because they—along with our people—are the reason we endure and succeed.
And it sure feels good helping hard-working Edmontonians get from A to B in a seamless transit experience.
What TransEd has to offer
- Community-minded workplace with a friendly team environment
- Competitive salary and yearly incentive plan
- Retirement savings plan
- Competitive benefit package featuring extended health and dental benefits
About TransEd LRT
Construction of stage one of the Valley Line Light Rail Transit (LRT) will connect Mill Woods to downtown Edmonton with about 13.1 km of light rail transit. This stage includes 11 stops, an elevated station incorporating a transit centre and Park & Ride, and a transfer point to the existing LRT routes at Churchill Square.
The Valley Line Southeast is different from the current high-floor LRT system that Edmonton operates. The Valley Line Southeast features new, low-floor, urban-styled trains that will provide more pedestrian-friendly access with at street level stops. And, in residential and commercial areas, embedded tracks will be integrated to the established design and traffic flow of the area.
Pre-construction work began in March 2016 and stage one of the City of Edmonton's Valley Line LRT is expected to be operational in 2023.
Top Benefits
About the role
TransEd Valley line LRT is looking for an OCC Line Controller to join their team of Rail Professionals. The OCC Line Controller will be responsible for all aspects of the day to day operation of the Valley Line LRT, ensuring a safe, secure, and efficient operation.
Who We Are
TransEd Valley Line LRT is the first piece of the Valley Line project in Edmonton. Connecting Millwoods to downtown Edmonton, the Valley Line allows commuters to go from the South East of Edmonton to any where the LRT stops.
A typical day for the OCC Line Controller
- Working closely with OCC staff including Train Operators, Train Crew Supervisor and Duty Managers.
- Knowing the Operational needs of the Valley Line.
- Communicating with all stakeholders including TransEd staff as well as the City of Edmonton, ETS, etc.
What you will bring to the team
- Degree holder or higher diploma of post-secondary education in a related discipline.
- A minimum of 3 years experience managing a Station as a Station Master or Lead Station Master.
- Experience working within an Operations Control Centre as either an Information or Security Controller.
- Experience of working in a safety critical role within Railway Operations and of following procedures and instructions.
- Excellent verbal and written communication.
- Excellent organizational skills.
- A professional working attitude.
- Thrive working in a fast-paced, small team environment
- Be able to switch gears easily and handle multiple tasks at once
- Demonstrates excellent verbal and written communication skills
Why choose TransEd Valley Line LRT
TransEd is made up of hard-working, respectful and talented people who understand and invite diversity to the workplace. We take pride in holding ourselves accountable and continuing to meet or exceed service levels for the greater Edmonton community. We ensure they receive quality services because they—along with our people—are the reason we endure and succeed.
And it sure feels good helping hard-working Edmontonians get from A to B in a seamless transit experience.
What TransEd has to offer
- Community-minded workplace with a friendly team environment
- Competitive salary and yearly incentive plan
- Retirement savings plan
- Competitive benefit package featuring extended health and dental benefits
About TransEd LRT
Construction of stage one of the Valley Line Light Rail Transit (LRT) will connect Mill Woods to downtown Edmonton with about 13.1 km of light rail transit. This stage includes 11 stops, an elevated station incorporating a transit centre and Park & Ride, and a transfer point to the existing LRT routes at Churchill Square.
The Valley Line Southeast is different from the current high-floor LRT system that Edmonton operates. The Valley Line Southeast features new, low-floor, urban-styled trains that will provide more pedestrian-friendly access with at street level stops. And, in residential and commercial areas, embedded tracks will be integrated to the established design and traffic flow of the area.
Pre-construction work began in March 2016 and stage one of the City of Edmonton's Valley Line LRT is expected to be operational in 2023.