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Transit Operator and Transit Enforcement recruiting
Learn more about the Transit Operator recruitment process

This role is ideal for you if you possess:

  • Minimum one to two years of face-to-face customer service experience
  • A non-probationary Ontario driver’s license, Class “G” in good standing. Review our abstract requirements   
  • A Grade 12 Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or its recognized equivalent. Review our education requirements
  • A demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and courteously with the public
  • Experience with disability accommodation and accessibility requirements
  • The ability to work a flexible schedule that includes various shifts (nights, split shifts, weekends and holidays)
  • Large commercial vehicle driving experience is considered an asset
  • Professional experience working with persons with disabilities is considered an asset

In return, the TTC offers competitive wages and comprehensive benefits including

  • Healthcare and dental plans
  • Group life insurance
  • Pension plan
  • In-house training and career development programs
  • Tuition aid benefit plan

Before you apply online:

  • Review Your Resume: Have a detailed resume ready to upload online. Your resume should include up-to-date information about your relevant skills and full work experience.
  • Abstract: Review our Abstract Requirements to ensure you are eligible to apply. You do not need to submit an abstract with your application.
  • Education: Review our Educational Requirements and ensure you have educational information ready (names and dates of diplomas/degrees/certificates).

Accommodation is available for applicants, including those with disabilities, throughout the recruitment process. Please contact Diversity and Culture - Talent Management at (416) 393-4570 or transitoperator@ttc.ca. Visit How to apply for step-by-step instructions on how to apply or to find a list of community agencies and employment service providers who can assist job seekers to become job ready. 

The recruitment process for the Transit Operator position consists of 5 steps. Applicants must successfully complete each step in order to be considered for the next step in the process.

Step 1

Application and screening

  • Apply online
  • Complete any online assessments that may be sent to you via email
  • Your application and assessment results will be reviewed by a member of the Talent Management Team and if selected you will be contacted by email

Step 2

Cognitive ability test and position and hiring process overview

  • Selected applicants will be invited to complete a cognitive ability test and watch a presentation outlining an in-depth overview of the position and hiring process. Successful candidates will proceed to interview stage.

Step 3

Interview

  • You will be invited to an interview, conducted by one or more members of the Talent Management staff
  • You will be asked questions to demonstrate skills, knowledge and abilities required for the Transit Operator position

Step 4

Conditional Offer

If successful, a Conditional Offer of Employment will be presented to you with the following additional requirements:

  • Pre-Placement Medical and Drug Testing Appointment
  • Toronto Police Vulnerable Sector Criminal Background Check
  • Education Verification
  • Employment Verification 

Step 5

Documentation and Training

Once your conditions have been cleared its time to be on-boarded. This process is the last step to prepare you for a training start date. When your start date is established, you will be contacted by Talent Management staff with a training date (your first day of employment) and an assigned work location two weeks prior to your start date.

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