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Earlier this week, the Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad Co. (MBCR) announced that 10 students, including three women, graduated from its locomotive engineer training program. The graduates earned Class I Passenger Engineers certification, the highest status attainable, according to MBCR, which operates the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s commuter-rail trains.
MBCR’s year-long training program includes 10 weeks of classroom training followed by months of field training.
11/16/2006
Rail News: Passenger Rail
Three women graduate from Massachusetts rail operator's engineer training program
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Earlier this week, the Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad Co. (MBCR) announced that 10 students, including three women, graduated from its locomotive engineer training program. The graduates earned Class I Passenger Engineers certification, the highest status attainable, according to MBCR, which operates the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s commuter-rail trains.
MBCR’s year-long training program includes 10 weeks of classroom training followed by months of field training.
