Signals and Communications Quality Assurance Supervisor -Eastern Region

Canadian National Railway Company•Hornepayne Township, ON

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Signals and Communications (S&C) Quality Assurance Supervisor – Eastern Region is responsible for handling installation projects, along with ensuring that the preparation and in service testing are completed as per CN’s standards. The incumbent handles material acquisition, tracks project timelines, interfaces with Signal Design Engineers, tests software as well as prepares cutover and testing. In addition, the role works with other parts of the department on budgets, project estimation, and site evaluation.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of experience in S&C or Industrial control systems
Experience working with Systems, Applications and Products (SAP)
High School Diploma or General Educational Development (GED)
2 years of College or Technical School with a focus on Electrical or Electronics Technology
Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering
Valid Driver’s Licence
United States Operating Rules (USOR) Certification
Excellent working knowledge of signal systems, applicable regulatory requirements, S&C standards, specifications, and procedures
Knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel and Word)

Nice To Haves

Any experience for these above would be considered as an asset
Any designation for these above would be considered as an asset

Responsibilities

Prepare scope documents and submit to Signal Design for proposed projects
Participate in site surveys to resolve reconstruction work required and estimate costs to complete
Work closely with local supervisors, Signal Design personnel, and managers on projects that fall under their jurisdiction
Identify material, manpower, and design short falls in projects
Make corrections to allow efficient installation and budget commitments
Handle budgets on construction projects
Participate and develop pretesting and cutover plans for S&C projects
Ensure all test procedures are followed and documented
Participate in the preparation of credible reports of activation failures and other wrong side failures
Stay alert and prepared for unusual conditions or circumstances