Jobs at TransChicago Truck Group

The Safety and Security Certification Engineer role supports the Infrastructure Division in managing the Federal Transit Administration certification process for capital improvement projects. Key responsibilities include developing project-specific safety plans, reviewing compliance documentation, conducting field inspections, and coordinating training programs for internal teams and external agencies. The position serves as a liaison between contractors and regulatory bodies to ensure all safety and security standards are met. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to impact public transit safety within a mission-driven organization. The role involves a hybrid work arrangement with significant time spent in the office and field inspections across the Chicago metropolitan area, including elevated structures and subway tracks.

The Structure Maintenance Coordinator role oversees personnel and activities for structural maintenance, inspection, and construction projects within the transit authority. Key responsibilities include planning and designing repair projects for elevated structures, bridges, and stations, preparing detailed drawings and cost estimates, and coordinating with fabrication shops and contractors. The position involves managing a team of foremen, conducting site inspections in various weather conditions, and ensuring compliance with engineering standards. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to maintain critical public infrastructure while working in a collaborative environment that values safety and efficiency. The role offers a mix of office-based planning and fieldwork across the Chicago metropolitan area, providing a chance to directly impact the reliability of the transit system.

This yearlong internship places a college student within the Strategic Business Initiatives department of the Chicago Transit Authority to support data-driven decision-making. The role involves analyzing project requests, developing analytical programs using tools like Python, AWS, and Power BI, and presenting findings to internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities include testing project requirements and making necessary adjustments to ensure data accuracy. The position offers valuable professional development through mentorship from subject matter experts and exposure to one of the nation's largest transit systems. While the role is primarily based at the CTA Headquarters in Chicago with a requirement to work on-site twice per week, it provides a flexible schedule of 15 hours weekly during the school year and full-time hours during the summer.

This part-time Bus Operator role involves driving a bus along an established route to transport passengers safely and efficiently. Key responsibilities include announcing stops and cross streets, verifying fares and transfer cards, operating vehicle lifts for accessibility, and performing pre-trip vehicle inspections. The position requires a valid Illinois Class B CDL with specific endorsements and a clean driving record. The role appeals to individuals seeking a stable position within a major public transit system that serves the community. The work arrangement is part-time with a fixed schedule, offering the opportunity to contribute to reliable urban transportation while interacting with diverse passengers daily.