Assuming
that experience is key to getting a
railroad career and you have
none, wouldn't it stand to reason to
go to someone who has a lot of
experience to help you get your
railroad career started?
RailroadJobs.Biz has
hired and trained thousands of
railroad workers in our combined 70
years serving the railroad industry. We
are a track maintenance and
construction company. We have built
or repaired thousands of miles of
railroad track. We know that
track is basically built the same
way today as it was 150 years
ago and that you learn most of
everything there is to know about
building track in the first 5
years. After that it just applying
what you know for the rest of your
Railroad Career while looking for
advancements.
RailroadTraining.Biz
can double your first 5 years
experience when you start with a FRA
213 Track Safety Standards, 40 hours
online certification.
Hiring
railroad companies aren't necessary
looking for seasoned railroad
workers for two reason.
First,
because unemployed experienced
railroad workers just don't exist.
RailroadJobs.Biz application data
of the last 4,500 applications shows
that 98% of all experienced
railroad workers are working.
Second
reason why hiring railroads don't
hire overly experienced
railroaders is the new hire
company "doesn't want to
teach an old dog new tricks".
RailroadTraining.Biz can
balance this out by certifying
you with the basic FRA 213 TSS
and having the hiring railroad
train the hands on, the way they
want it done.
When
Appling for a railroad job which
email address do you want to use,
your present personal one or a YourName@RailroadTraining.Biz one?
The
average Railroad annual pay
packages....$107,085! Are you worth
that to a railroad today?
According
to Department of Commerce data cited
by the AAR, the average full-time
U.S. rail employee in 2009 earned
$81,563 in wages and $25,522 in
benefits, for a total average annual
compensation of $107,085. By
comparison, the average full-time
employee in all industries earned
$51,888 in wages and $12,665 in
benefits.
Are
there Railroad Jobs out there for
you...Yes!
About
67,000 rail employees, accounting
for 30 percent of the industry's
workforce, will be eligible for
retirement over the next five years,
according to data from the Railroad
Retirement Board. In addition, the
industry has increased its hiring
activity in response to improving
traffic levels, according to the
Association of American Railroads (AAR).
Can RailroadJobs.Biz
Guarantee Railroad Jobs....NO!
No
one can guarantee you a job
especially with the average pay for
the railroad industry. What
RailroadJobs.Biz can guarantee is we
can put you in the best position you
can be in for starting your quest to
make the railroad industry your
final career and reaching the
average pay packages and better.
For
more information call 512-553-6226.
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The
Federal Government in invest Billions of
dollars to create 10,000 new railroad
workers jobs over the next couple of
years starting at $45,000 per year. With
15 million Americans out of work the
railroad industry has plenty of workers
to choose from. You
will be required to to be trained and certified
to work on the railroad track likely at
your own cost. Hiring railroad companies
provide up to 3 months on the job
training but in most cases does not
provide certification.
The
railroad industry has more then 20
railroad training providers (see list of
training providers @
http://www.railroaddata.com/rrlinks/Railroad_Training_Programs/).