Alstom increases production capacities in its commuter rail facility in Plattsburgh, New York, thereby creating 120 new jobs as a result of increased demands in the US.

This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Alstom Expands Workforce at Plattsburgh Rail Facility
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Alstom Strengthens North American Manufacturing

Alstom will hire a total of 120 people to accelerate the manufacture of the NJ TRANSIT commuter rail cars in its facility in Plattsburgh, aiming to construct a total of 374 train cars.

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Hiring represents Alstom’s continued commitment to U.S. manufacturing as a whole. As U.S. public transportation agencies continue to upgrade to a cleaner and more fuel-efficient fleet of trains, the continued viability of this plant is important.

A job fair will be held by the company on Thursday, November 6, between 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at 71 Wall Street in Plattsburgh. Candidates with skills in assembly, welding, crane operation, or industrial painting are encouraged to apply.

Applicants will get a chance to interact with the managers during the event, and conditional offers will be given. Full-time jobs come with benefits such as healthcare, 401(k), and paid time off.

Alstom Drives Regional Growth and Innovation

“We’re in a great phase of expansion as a result of the increasing industry demand,” added Jeff Lambert, Managing Director of the Plattsburgh facility. “The initiative is focused on supporting local economies as well as the national infrastructural needs.”

“Alstom offers competitive wages, great benefits, and the chance to make something that impacts millions of people,” Lambert added. He spoke of the importance of the plant to the industrial base of the Adirondack region.

It is currently employing a total of 350 people. It has been in operations since 1995. It has built over 4,000 subway cars for New York City as well as more than 1,000 rail cars for San Francisco BART.

Through innovation and investment in people, Alstom remains focused on improving the efficiency, sustainability, and dependability of the railway systems in North America. Alstom’s operations in Plattsburgh represent the exemplary model of innovative railway engineering.

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What is Alstom’s hiring plan in Plattsburgh?

Alstom plans to recruit around 120 new employees at its Plattsburgh, New York rail plant to meet growing U.S. production demand for NJ TRANSIT railcars.

How does Alstom support regional economic growth?

The company provides full-time, benefit-rich jobs and invests in local manufacturing, boosting the Adirondack region’s industrial capacity and long-term employment stability.

Where can candidates apply for jobs at Alstom?

Interested applicants can attend the November 6 job fair at 71 Wall Street, Plattsburgh, or register online through Alstom’s official careers portal.

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