US EditionWhat it takes to become a locomotive engineer
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What it takes to become a locomotive engineer
BNSF Railway locomotive engineer Marlon Beal is at the throttle of ES44C4 No. 7155 in Argentine Yard in Kansas City. BNSF Many of us have had that moment in our lives when we dream of becoming a locomotive engineer. It’s a fascinating career, but what does it take to get there in today’s high-demand world of modern railroading? The First Step: Getting Your Foot in the Door “We get a lot of inquiries from people wanting to become engineers,” says…
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