DaCorey H.

I started my career as an assistant conductor, now I am a Road Foreman

Taking the opportunity to become a locomotive engineer was vital, opening doors into management. Now showing your worth is spotlighted and more doors may open in the future.

Road Foreman of Engines. 1st line supervisor to Engineers & Conductors

Oversee day to day operations of crews and train movements on the CFRC.

The versatility of my position allows mobility.

Being mobile is vital to real time interaction with crew members while they are actively performing their duties.

Very important to be someone responsible and neutral.

Be someone who can work well with multiple personalities. Having co-workers see you as someone with a positive attitude. Have poise and exude maturity.

Becoming a Road Foreman of Engines.

To be chosen out of a pool of well-qualified candidates and to become one of three Road Foreman shows that consistency and hard work does pay off.