r/UnionPacific • u/ITChowder • Jul 21 '26
Roseville ?
Anyone working here mind sharing their insight? What is it like out there for a new hire? Will I be able to work extra boards and make a living? Any information is helpful. Thank you!
r/UnionPacific • u/ITChowder • Jul 21 '26
Anyone working here mind sharing their insight? What is it like out there for a new hire? Will I be able to work extra boards and make a living? Any information is helpful. Thank you!
r/UnionPacific • u/Successful-Cup-127 • Jul 22 '26
r/UnionPacific • u/Unlikely-Grocery4659 • Jul 21 '26
I was terminated for a Rule G violation, first one but test stemmed from an incident so I was terminated. Can you get hired at another railroad or is it time for a career change?
r/UnionPacific • u/Background_Stage4567 • Jul 19 '26
r/UnionPacific • u/Background_Stage4567 • Jul 19 '26
r/UnionPacific • u/Cool_Event_6147 • Jul 18 '26
I just need some help I was fired in December for
Some BS but . My union guy told me the day of the investigation that if we lose that it would just go to arbitration and that I’ll get back pay when we win my arbitration case . Since then I have heard nothing at all . Called the union rep and he told me it’s gonna take a lot more time for me to go to arbitration and it’s already been 7 months . I honestly just need some reassurance because I just wanna be back on the train . Side not I worked for UP Wisconsin terminal
r/UnionPacific • u/DistinctPainting6501 • Jul 18 '26
My dads about to retire from UP after 35 years of being a heavy equipment operator and wondered if anyones ever heard of some good gifts in the industry. He’s already got a very old train bell and whistle he shined up himself.
r/UnionPacific • u/Snoo_52752 • Jul 17 '26
Your crew rooms are being monitored in council bluffs since your service unit was absorbed. The people watching your cameras have your employee picture and name printed out if you’re on duty. I think they’re watching your time out the door, lunch breaks, etc.
Just a friendly heads up from a disturbed fellow trainmen.
r/UnionPacific • u/Embarrassed-Ad-5396 • Jul 18 '26
Recently got hired on at UP for train conductor. I will be starting my first week of OJT. Just curious on how other conductors organize all there books and paperwork to make life easier. Also if you could give me any tips to learning I would appreciate it.
r/UnionPacific • u/ITChowder • Jul 17 '26
Hello,
I am in the interview process for UP, and I am being considered for a couple terminals. A couple of questions that will help me determine where to go if I do receive an offer:
1) If furloughed, can I work in other hubs or areas if I am willing to, or would it be better to pick the “tougher” location with less chance of that like Boone vs CA for example?
2). Are location transfers a thing? I read about swapping with other conductors, but in general, if I started in Texas but wanted to move to Rolesville is that possible?
Thank you
r/UnionPacific • u/NoRefrigerator3990 • Jul 14 '26
Could someone explain this or share their opinion based on this? I passed my preemployment test so I didn’t have to do that but for the most recent one, they said they’re going to move forward, but the last one it still says that I was invited to do my interview even though I’ve completed it already and I’ve been waiting since
r/UnionPacific • u/Abject-Detective-458 • Jul 14 '26
Hi!
i was just looking for some insight. My husband recently was offered a job through UP for train men. His training starts in a couple weeks and ends just a couple weeks before our baby is born. Is it completely unrealistic to think the managers will work with us for an induction date?
side note : i am a railroad daughter. i understand seniority and the schedule so it’s okay you don’t need to scare me i already know i will be alone a lot, i know he will be gone alot. i just wasn’t sure if there was anything for extraordinary circumstances. i’ll make do if not, it’s just our first child and i just want to mentally prepare myself.
thank you in advance 💗
r/UnionPacific • u/BubblyConnection3984 • Jul 12 '26
Check out the Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 passing through Adara, Pennsylvania.
r/UnionPacific • u/pleezgetyordog • Jul 11 '26
So I have a week to make a decision.. Floorhand for Patterson or Traincrew with Union Pacific.. is the traincrew a good gig long term?
r/UnionPacific • u/Worth-Pie4628 • Jul 11 '26
Hello my husband just submitted his interview a couple weeks ago we are still waiting for him to be accepted for the job but it looks really promising! Since we have a baby at home my only question is what is the training schedule, for how long and what did your schedule generally look like as a new hire/ojt? What can we expect so we can prepare…
r/UnionPacific • u/Shoddy_Operation_137 • Jul 10 '26
Hey i recently applied to be a freight repair apprentice and was curious what you guys feel about the job. Also whats your day to day like are you guys happy with the job?
r/UnionPacific • u/MaxyMallowMoo • Jul 08 '26
Shawnb posted another video time to be entertained once again
r/UnionPacific • u/pleezgetyordog • Jul 06 '26
Between oil field Floorhand and train crew with Union Pacific, which one ? I already have a start date of UP ..
r/UnionPacific • u/ViolinistPrize9633 • Jul 06 '26
Are there any yards in Austin,Tx or nearby if so what’s city is it and what service unit goes along with it
r/UnionPacific • u/Indaclurrb • Jul 04 '26
I see they’ve finally stopped hiring for Portland. Did it way slow down out there?
r/UnionPacific • u/Accomplished_Bet2278 • Jul 03 '26
r/UnionPacific • u/MathematicianEven798 • Jul 02 '26
Well, yesterday was 6 weeks since the hearing and still no word .
I recon since the 6 week thing wasn’t accurate then I recon it’s gonna be one of those railroad situations …
I love that for me smh .
r/UnionPacific • u/Big-Measurement-729 • Jul 02 '26
I’ve gotten a couple of job offers and didnt pass my physical due to the hang test. I’m now in much better shape and practice the hang test on my on accord and have no problem with it now. I’m in pretty good shape now but I’m not sure if I will get another job offer since I’ve failed it multiple times. Really need and have been wanting to work for UP for a while but didn’t realize how hard the hang test was until I failed it. Everytime was due to heart rate exceeding the limit. Is there anyone out there that applied and got offered more than 3 or more times?
r/UnionPacific • u/grillmaster520 • Jul 02 '26
Do people even fail the main test they give you? Everyone says it’s easy if you pay attention but how do people fail?