NYYankee
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They must be short of engineers. They've been posting this for about a year now.
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4+ years isn't bad
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LIRR is always hiring LE, they must me short of engineers. Wonder how fast I can get weekends off if I get hired if they are indeed short
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Anyone know of the locomotive engineer hiring process for metro north from test date to when training ends?
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Official WMATA Metrorail/Metrobus discussion
NYYankee replied to Joel Powers's topic in Other Transit Systems
Good afternoon, does anyone know about the WMATA train operator hiring process? -
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Any new locomotive engineer hires here? What's the process after the exam and how long does it take from the exam date to the first day of class? I just applied.
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Wow they can retire rich
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Good evening all. About the second phase of the lirr locomotive engineer training program, they say it's a minimum of 14 months. But I also heard that you go at your own pace. Is this true?
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Enablers are also found on some of the older trains
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I don't have a link but simply, they'll keep recertifying the list and as time goes on more vacancies will pop up as more people retire or get promoted
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I It means expect a call soon probably within a couple of months
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Outstanding certification means that they have certified your list number and you will be called within a few months
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No agency is allowed to discriminate due to age.
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Wow those 6 weeks just flew lol Good luck to everyone. I decided not to go to the open house that led to this phase. Decided to stay at NYCT subways.