NETWORK RAIL reviews

Hello! The Project Management Assistant position at Network Rail is located in Cardiff in the Wales & Western Region department. The role involves being responsive to passengers and freight users and actively challenging unsafe practices. Benefits include privileged staff travel, up to 75% subsidy on rail and underground season tickets, and a range of pension schemes. Are there any specific educational requirements or certifications needed for this role at Network Rail?

It's great to see an opportunity to join Network Rail as an Operative Track Maintenance. The job description highlights the importance of maintaining the rail network to ensure the safe and smooth operation for passengers and freight users. It's mentioned that transferrable skills and behaviors are valued, and that necessary training will be provided.

For this role, specialization in track maintenance is required, involving the inspection, repair, and maintenance of the track network. It's mentioned that this is a manual role, working with rails, sleepers, ballast, and associated structures. The importance of safety, respect for rules, and teamwork are emphasized, as operatives will often work next to moving trains.

Two possible questions for further clarification:

1. What kind of training and support will be provided to ensure that operatives can work safely and competently in their roles?
2. Could you provide more information about the working hours and flexibility required for this position?