Becoming a MAX Operator

TriMet employee Jeff F. shares his journey in becoming a MAX operator.

[@Roadrunnerz45]

good on you jeff. very upbeat, sounds like a confident but sound and calm person. exactly what you need behind the wheel and the responsibilities that entails. coming from a corrections background, he knows that fully.

[@michelecato9200]

Great job cousin. Prayers for continued success in your career. 🤎🤎

[@anishachopra483]

He has a good personality, it perfectly fits his career. Thank you 🌟

[@clairemadeinheaven]

Awwwwww

[@adeanachurch9360]

Love it!! They're lucky to have you 🤗🙏

[@harrypowell5682]

Hey I know that guy lol true man of god with a beautiful family ... God bless

[@bmurphy4444]

True ❤️ that’s my nephew ❤️❤️ and I’m so proud of him 🙏🏼

[@Roadrunnerz45]

@@bmurphy4444 very proud. hope he is doing well.

[@bmurphy4444]

So proud of you ❤️

[@akibaflanagan8353]

Awesome video cousin ❤️

[@ovrxpsd]

I operate the light rail in houston. i’m currently on vacation in portland and i would really love to move here and operate this train. Sucks that you have to be a bus operator first though. 😢

[@lightningbuster]

I saw in the news that they’re short on people. I would definitely apply if I knew I could skip the whole bus part.

[@ferris-fam]

man I wish I had a MAX simulator 1:30 ahhhhhhh

[@andrewmurray9391]

1:51, so that's why the operator can never tell you what time it is.

[@litamartin8595]

We run, or operate, trains. We don't 'drive' trains. Great video though.