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Anybody who becomes a conductor needs to be able to know how to do the job; if someone sucks at the job, they can fire that person.
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As a MHB do you work in the barn (where they work on the trains) or do you work with buses? I’m asking because I’m a CTA looking for routes to become a Car Inspector. I see you can promote to CI from MHB in car equipment. I want to take the promotion to MHB exam but the NOE description sounds like I would be working with buses. I noticed two exams: 1. Promo to MHB (Auto mechanic helper) 2. Just Promo to MHB. I’m trying to figure out how which MHB test I need to take to be in TA car equipment. Thanks -
youll be retired by the time transit actually fully gets around to doing that
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I wonder where they’re going to place station agents or conductors once they computerize/AI stuff on the job. I hope we aren’t going to get layed off or anything.
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