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If you are in charge of Track Personnel recruitment and training for a railroad track related company, come Scout for new ARC-Tech.Net trained Track Technicians at the Bluegrass Railroad in Versailles Kentucky, weekends throughout the summer of 2008. Watch ARC-Tech.Net Track Labor Technicians hone their skills. In most cases it takes less then a few hours to determine if a track worker fits your company needs.

ARC-Tech.Net trains Track Labor Technicians every weekend, Railroad hiring managers are welcome to come spend a weekend with ARC-Tech.Net, RailroadJobs.Biz and the Bluegrass Railroad and watch our Technicians perform track work while enjoying the Woodford County Park Department facility in and outdoor pools, water slides, inside track and tennis courts FallingSprings.Net or watch baseball games being played on any of the half a dozen ball diamonds.

	And for a true "Busman's Holiday" take a short leisurely train ride through the Bluegrass area's beautiful horse farms. Visit on special weekends such as Mother Day, Fathers Day, Civil War Train Robbery as well as regular weekend tours.
	A different set of track workers work 8-hours on Saturdays and  4-hours on Sundays. Scouts can meet with, interview and hire Technicians on the spot. AREMA, Track Guy and other training companies instruct "Railroad Theory" there is a very distinct difference between that and ARC-Tech.Net Technical Training. Compare training programs at RailroadData.Com.

	RailroadJobs.Biz helps Shortline railroads and Railroad Contractors hire like Class 1 Railroads. Class 1 railroad require, clean background checks, good physical condition, good work history and wiliness to travel.  More importantly the one requirement Class 1 Railroads do that keeps them forever shorthanded is "Aptitude Testing". ARC-Tech.Net FRA 213 Track Safety Standards excides all requirements for the entree level railroad professional.
	RailroadJobs.Biz supplies railroad workers according to disciplines such as construction foreman and managers, equipment operators and track labor. Those disciplines are used to retrain the workers, making them Technicians but not experienced railroad workers.
	ARC-Tech.Net FRA 213 Track Safety Standards Trained Technician pay for their training so the trainees them self are invested. When Scouting  new track workers the Tech will show their best. The trainees come to us like a computer, very good traits, ARC-Tech.Net adds the technical training like adding software and your company takes them home.
	The most requested to RailroadJobs.Biz is "we need a experienced Track Foreman with at least 5 years experience and available now."  We all do. But after more then 1,500 applications collected since January 2007, that foreman doesn't exist. When road construction, coal mines and the construction business in general is on a down turn the railroad industry has never been better (See RailroadJobs.Biz Railroad Job Market)
	Hiring companies are encouraged to hire their own local former construction workers and send them to ARC-Tech.Net. The hiring company gets the person they want with the ARC-Tech.Net FRA 213 Technical Discipline guaranteed.

 

For Details on Weekend Scouting visits to the 

ARC-Tech.Net/Bluegrass Railroad Training Center

Call 1-606-663-4700

 

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ANNOUNCING THE ALL NEW ARC-Tech.Net/Bluegrass Railroad

 

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ARC-Tech.Net announcing the Bluegrass Railroad,Railroad Training & Research Centers for  Track Labor *Technicians  ARC-Tech.Net provides the highest quality FRA 213.7 Qualified & ARC-Tech.Net Certification available through 5-day Classroom study and real on the job training (OJT). Build track, switches, bridge deck repair, street crossing repair and much more though hands on experience in the two day OJT. The Bluegrass Railroad provides the training facility including rail car classroom and track construction on the Bluegrass's 5 miles of class-1 track. This now save the trainee 60%. Labs Fees include but not limited to (National Railroad Contractors Association) NRC Railroad Track Hand Tool Safety Training (2-hr), NRC Railroad Track Power Tool Safety Training (2.hr), hard hats, safety vest, goggles, ear protection and on track supervision.   After training  you will be placed* by www.RailroadJobs.Biz to build and repair railroad track nationwide. Railroad track labor start out at $50K a year, all expenses paid when working all the hours offered to you by some of the 600 Railroad Contractors and 600 Shortline Railroads, RailroadJobs.Biz call on each month. *providing you qualify.

*Technicians is generally someone in a technological field who has a relatively practical understanding of the general theoretical principles of that field, e.g., as compared to an engineer in that field. They are generally much more versed in technique compared to the average layperson, or even the professional in that field. A mid-level of

Technicians may be found working in a variety of fields, and they usually have a job title with the designation 'technician' following the particular category of work. Thus a 'stage technician' is a worker who provides technical support for putting on a play, while a 'medical technician' is an employee who provides technical support in the medical industry or to the medical profession.  

 

Get ARC-Tech FRA 213 TSS Classroom and OJT Training, sign up http://www.railroadtraining.biz/Bluegrass/index.htm

*Includes Classroom & Lab Fees for  OJT. 

** may also have On the Job Training @selected Railroad employers in ARC-Tech.Net Internship program