Careers: Full-time
Track Supervisor
Coordinate field delivery, people, equipment, and railway interfaces.
About the role
Track supervisors own the day-to-day delivery of a project or maintenance program: the work plan, the crews and machines assigned to it, the railway or owner interface, and the documentation that proves the track was handed back to standard.
A typical week moves between the yard in Crossfield, the job site, and the owner's office. Expect early starts, regional travel, and responsibility for keeping the gang, the machines, and the track time aligned.
- Location
- Western Canada
- Role type
- Full-time
- Base
- Crews stage from Crossfield, Alberta, north of Calgary, with rotations to job sites across Western Canada.
- Current vacancy
- Confirmed by the team when you enquire. Rotation, start date, compensation, and required qualifications are set for each opening.
Typical work
- Plan daily work with foremen and project contacts
- Coordinate crew, equipment, material, and access requirements
- Support safety briefings, progress reporting, and track handback
- Confirm protection arrangements and railway interfaces before work starts
- Track production, hours, and material use against the plan
What to bring
- Railway construction or maintenance supervision
- Crew coordination and work planning
- Relevant railway rules, safety training, and project documentation
Assets
- CROR or railway-specific rules qualification
- Experience on transit or municipal railway programs
- Track inspection training
Apply for this role
Ironhorse works across Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Include your home region and travel availability. This overview describes typical work; the current vacancy and its full requirements are confirmed when you enquire.
Send your details and resume
Use the application form on any role page, or email the same details with your resume attached. Include the role, your home region, relevant tickets, and when you could start.
Ironhorse confirms the opening
The team confirms whether the role is currently open and what the location, rotation, and start date look like.
Conversation and qualifications
A phone or in-person conversation covers experience, tickets, and travel availability. Railway rules and safety training are arranged where needed.
Start with the crew
New hires start with a crew under a foreman, with equipment and railway training on the job.
Prefer email? Email your resume
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