A day in the life of a SkyTrain Attendant – ride along with BCRTC President Vivienne King
A day in the life of a SkyTrain Attendant – ride along with BCRTC President Vivienne King
Last week, British Columbia Rapid Transit Company (BCRTC) President Vivienne King, donned her reflective vest and steel toed boots to walk a mile (or likely many miles) in a SkyTrain Attendant (STA)’s shoes.
STAs play an integral role in SkyTrain operations and customer service—including helping customers with directions, recovering lost items, providing basic security, troubleshooting SkyTrain mechanical issues, and encouraging and ensuring passenger safety in and around stations and trains. In fact, a number of STAs have been awarded with recognition for their part in saving lives.
No two shifts are alike in this fast paced, ever-changing customer service role, but Vivienne hopes that through experiencing first-hand, a day in the life of an STA, she can find ways to better equip front line staff with the know-how and resources to provide a quality experience for our customers.
We’re always looking for ways to improve, and would love your feedback!
Did you see BCRTC President out on the line? What do you think makes a great STA?
Author: Sarah Kertcher
I would like to know about the job nature and description of Skytrain Attendant. May I know where can I find it?
thanks
Skytrain attendants? Never seen anyone around. Are those the guys that never check for fare evasion, never are around for anyone to ask questions or directions to? Are those the guys that are always in the break room? Oh, those guys that never stop vagrants from entering trains to panhandle or stink up a car. STAs are a USELESS bunch until trains stop working (the only time they make an appearance).
I LOVE RIDE FRONT SKYTRAIN ALL THE WAY DOWN THE WATERFRONT STATION HAVE LUNCH DOWN THERE
AND WALKING AROUND THERE AND BACK HOME AT 2:00 OKAY I WANT A JOB TO DO AT THE SKYTRAIN PLEASE
RIGHT NOW OKAY CALL ASHISH UNWALLA 6049429601
THATS ALL FOR TODAY THANK YOU.