Railroad Police Officer (Special Agent)- FR
About the Role
The incumbent is responsible for supporting CN’s business, people, and reputation by proactively changing people’s attitudes and behaviors towards rail safety through enforcement, educational, engineering, and engagement initiatives. This role aims to reduce train-related incidents and save lives. The incumbent provides training to internal employees, local police, and community members.
Responsibilities
- Operations:
- Conduct proactive, targeted safety and security enforcement.
- Respond to and answer calls for service.
- Provide emergency response to incidents related to the railroad.
- Conduct investigations as directed by CN Police leadership to protect CN’s people, freight, and property.
- Education and Awareness:
- Deliver rail safety training.
- Facilitate information sessions for local law enforcement and community members.
- Deliver tailored rail safety presentations to diverse audiences.
- Stewardship of Territory (Community-Oriented Policing):
- Ensure safety and security of designated territory by setting priorities and identifying areas for improvement.
- Engage with community stakeholders to reduce incidents and save lives.
- Identify and mitigate security risks affecting CN.
- Identify areas needing maintenance, repairs, traffic safety management, and trespassing prevention.
- Collaborate with city officials and the Engineering department on risk-reduction strategies.
- Partnerships:
- Build relationships with federal, state, provincial, and local law enforcement authorities.
- Foster collaborative relationships with CN employees to protect people, business, and reputation.
Working Conditions
The role combines office work and outdoor activities in various weather conditions. It includes weekdays, weekends, and some statutory holidays, with 24/7 on-call availability for critical incidents. Frequent travel is required, with 80-90% of time spent in the field and 10-20% in the office.
Requirements
- Experience:
- Minimum 5 years in law enforcement.
- Experience with local, state, and federal agencies in emergency response.
- Investigation and supervision experience (assets, not mandatory).
- Education/Certification:
- General Education Degree (GED) or equivalent.
- Specialized policing training.
- Commissioned and certified police officer within designated state.
- Valid Driver’s License.
- Technical Skills/Knowledge:
- Knowledge of State/Federal Criminal and Civil Laws, DOT, and FRA regulations (asset).
- Proficiency in Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
- Investigative expertise.
- Knowledge of railroad operations (asset).
Pay
Hiring Salary Range: $100,000 - $110,000. Salaries are determined individually based on skills and experience. Eligible for annual bonus, ESIP, pension, benefits, Railroad Retirement Benefits (RRB), and other perks.
About CN
CN is a premium railroad committed to safety, service, and sustainability. Transporting over 300 million tons annually across a 20,000-mile network, CN connects Canada’s coasts with the U.S. South. Since 1919, CN has contributed to community prosperity and sustainable trade, powering the North American economy while fostering social responsibility and environmental stewardship.