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PNR RailWorks

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Canadian rail provider; part of the RailWorks. Fournisseur férroviaire Canadien qui fait partie de RailWorks

Abbotsford, BC

Construction
501–1,000 people

About

PNR RailWorks is Canada's largest and most experienced full-service railway contractor. We build and maintain rail infrastructure that keeps people and goods moving across Canada. Founded in 1961, PNR RailWorks is proud of our record of serving Canada for more than 50 years with quality track, signals & communications and transit systems services. PNR RailWorks is a growing enterprise that works on some of the most prominent and complex transportation projects in North America. We work for a broad range of customers, including transit authorities and transportation agencies, passenger and commuter rail lines, businesses served by rail, ports, waterways and utilities, and railroads of all sizes. PNR RailWorks est l’entrepreneur ferroviaire à service complet le plus important et expérimenté au Canada. Nous construisons et entretenons les infrastructures ferroviaires qui transportent les gens et les marchandises d’un océan à l’autre. Fondée en 1961, PNR RailWorks est fière d’offrir aux Canadiens, depuis plus de 50 ans, des services de grande qualité autant en matière de voies ferrées, de signalisation et de communications que de systèmes de transport collectif. PNR RailWorks est une entreprise en pleine croissance qui oeuvre sur certains des projets de transport les plus importants et complexes en Amérique du Nord. Nous servons fièrement une large gamme de clients, notamment des entreprises de transport public et des organismes de transport, des lignes de trains de banlieue et de passagers, des entreprises desservies par voie ferroviaire comme les ports, le transport fluvial et les services publics, ainsi que des chemins defer de toutes tailles.

Open positions

Senior Railway Structures Manager

Hybrid · Mississauga

Leads engineering and project delivery for railway bridges, culverts, retaining walls, and other load-bearing structures, including inspections, design, construction oversight, budgeting, and cost reporting. Directs staff and subcontractors, manages customer expectations and contract finances, and ensures work meets schedule, quality, and safety requirements.

Operations Manager

On-site · Delson

Oversee daily project and team operations, coordinating workforce activities and monitoring efficiency, safety, quality, budgets, and schedules. Develop operational procedures, collaborate with project and support teams, and report performance to senior management.

Track Inspector

On-site · Abbotsford

Inspect mainline and yard track assets for compliance with applicable standards, identify deficiencies, and submit daily inspection reports. Support maintenance planning, investigate track failures and safety issues, and help scope maintenance and capital work.

Craft Foreman

On-site

Direct and protect work groups on active railway property by conducting briefings, identifying hazards, and setting up railway signals to keep work zones clear as trains approach. Coordinate with contractors, flagmen, and Rail Traffic Controllers, maintain company vehicles, and complete required quality and administrative documentation.

Track Foreman

On-site · Abbotsford

Direct and protect work groups on active railway property by conducting job briefings, assessing site hazards, and setting up railway signals. Coordinate with contractors, flagmen, and Rail Traffic Controllers, operate and inspect company vehicles, and complete required quality documentation.

Mark IV Operator

On-site

Operate Canron Mark III or Mark IV tamping machines to compact railroad ballast to grade specifications and support track maintenance and construction. Inspect and maintain equipment, follow safety procedures, manage hazards, load and unload machines, and document equipment use and issues.

Quality Assurance Manager

On-site · Abbotsford

Develop, maintain, and oversee implementation of project quality management systems, plans, and procedures, while monitoring contractor quality programs and identifying quality trends. Conduct audits and inspections, document results, manage material and product approvals and rework, resolve quality issues with clients and project teams, and train personnel on quality requirements.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT

On-site · Abbotsford

Oversee railway track construction and maintenance projects, coordinating crews, subcontractors, materials, equipment, schedules, budgets, and quality. Ensure safe and compliant field operations while reporting project progress, managing timesheets and invoicing, and communicating with clients, owners, inspectors, and internal teams.

Signaleur de voie

On-site · Sept-Îles

The Track Signaller is responsible for ensuring the railway protection of work teams in accordance with operating regulations and internal procedures. Key tasks include coordinating train movements, managing railway protections, and communicating effectively with teams and authorities via radio.

Flagman

On-site

The Flagman is responsible for monitoring and controlling railway construction activities to ensure the safety of work occurring on or near infrastructure. This includes setting up safe systems of work and ensuring strict compliance with Canadian Rail Operating Rules (CROR).

HSE COORDINATOR

On-site · Guelph

The HSE Coordinator provides administrative support for the health and safety management system and conducts safety audits and inspections. They are responsible for coordinating safety data, managing PPE purchasing, and facilitating safety training and communications.