Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - (Page 43) EMPLOYMENT RTA SUPERVISOR – TRACK Applicants must possess a high school diploma or (GED). Advanced degree is desirable. Minimum of 7 years of exp. maintaining, inspecting, & constructing track and associated structures for freight, commuter, passenger or rapid transit. 5 years of supervisory experience. Must demonstrate knowledge of: APTA, AREMA AND FRA Track Safety Standards; FRA Railroad Workplace Safety Standards; Operation & maintenance of on-track roadway maintenance machines; Renewing & restoring track under traffic; Developing & implementing a track maintenance plan/programs; Post derailment restoration of service; Track maintenance on an electrified railway. Must have the ability to read track drawings & construction prints. Must be able to demonstrate an ability to supervise & coordinate work crews & equipment in 24/7 environment. 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Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 Contents On Track Industry Today Supplier News AREMA News NRC News TTCI R&D Railroads Continue to Budget Major Capital Projects Battling Brush and other Vegetation Steel Mills Increasing Metallurgical Quality of Rail Steels Products and Literature People Calendar Advertisers Index Sales Representatives Website Directory Professional Directory Classified Advertising Chicago Perspective Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 (Page Cover1) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 (Page Cover2) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Contents (Page 1) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Contents (Page 2) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - On Track (Page 3) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - On Track (Page 4) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Industry Today (Page 5) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Industry Today (Page 6) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Supplier News (Page 7) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 8) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 9) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 10) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 11) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 12) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 13) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 14) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - AREMA News (Page 15) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - NRC News (Page 16) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - TTCI R&D (Page 17) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - TTCI R&D (Page 18) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - TTCI R&D (Page 19) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - TTCI R&D (Page 20) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - TTCI R&D (Page 21) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - TTCI R&D (Page 22) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railroads Continue to Budget Major Capital Projects (Page 23) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railroads Continue to Budget Major Capital Projects (Page 24) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railroads Continue to Budget Major Capital Projects (Page 25) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railroads Continue to Budget Major Capital Projects (Page 26) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railroads Continue to Budget Major Capital Projects (Page 27) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Railroads Continue to Budget Major Capital Projects (Page 28) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Battling Brush and other Vegetation (Page 29) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Battling Brush and other Vegetation (Page 30) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Battling Brush and other Vegetation (Page 31) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Battling Brush and other Vegetation (Page 32) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Steel Mills Increasing Metallurgical Quality of Rail Steels (Page 33) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Steel Mills Increasing Metallurgical Quality of Rail Steels (Page 34) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Products and Literature (Page 35) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - People (Page 36) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Calendar (Page 37) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Sales Representatives (Page 38) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Website Directory (Page 39) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Professional Directory (Page 40) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Classified Advertising (Page 41) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Classified Advertising (Page 42) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Classified Advertising (Page 43) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Chicago Perspective (Page 44) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Chicago Perspective (Page Cover3) Railway Track & Structures - January 2009 - Chicago Perspective (Page Cover4)
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