Network Rail

Operations Management Graduate, going around the companyt on placements in different areas of Operations in order to gain experience.

From training courses, day to day testing and maintenance, to shadowing renewals of railway equipment. Days vary, this could be weeks of online or in classroom training and assignments to being out on track fixing equipment with a team.

I support the leadership team of a national public sector organisation with delivery of non-BAU projects - the project could be anything that impacts people or any other part of the organisation. The organisation has around 2,300 employees.

working on site with tools and equipment following all life saving rules at all times

Manage the Risk Assessment of Timetable Changes and the assurance processes with our external stakeholders. Additionally, I liaise with internal stakeholders such as Sponsors who are delivering infrastructure interventions as part of the timetable develop...

My role involves performing maintenance tasks on the railways lines, ensuring that it's safe to run trains. This can include patrolling inspections to jobs such as rail changes.

I tend to either work at night with a team from my depot, or be on a training course either remotely or somewhere I have to travel to. In the first few months I went out on track on days with teams from my depot, however there is far more planned maintena...

The role involves coming into the depot and working on any flagged faults trackside and maintaining various machines and systems. Overall, it consists of lots of learning, practical and theoretical—some in-person and some online—and learning many new skil...

Carrying out routine maintenance including changing sleepers, renewals, inspections and patrols, and training courses to achieve competencies

Safeguarding, Coaching, Mentorship, Supporting and Guiding Apprentices in their Level 3 Rail Engineering Apprenticeship.

I oversee the wellbeing and apprenticeship work progress of the apprentices in the Scottish Region studying the L6 Engineering, form y1, but getting more involved from their year 2 of their apprenticeship.

Track engineers perform maintenance on track to ensure safety of trains and passengers. As an apprentice I am studying how my team mates work and how to complete jobs safely and efficiently

As Network rail own the infrastructure. The passenger and Freight operators run their vehicles over the network. The journey data is picked up by front end systems, and feeds into TABS. Sone of the areas my role covers includes analysing the accuracy of d...

Level 3 track apprentice, day to day work includes doing general maintenance jobs on the track, for example restoring geometry and reprofiling ballast. Being an apprentice i also spend days doing training and writing up coursework.

I am a telecommunications engineering apprentice and we are called home starters. This involves joining a conference call every morning at 8 am to be told by the line manager about any known faults that you will need to go and assess.

As an engineering technician apprentice you may be sat in the warm office doing admin work or find yourself out maintaining equipment at 3am on a cold winters night. there is many different tasks involved in this job that can be fairly mundane or very cha...

My role is working with the Network Rail maintenance delivery team, this role focuses on maintaining the infrastructure through maintenance intervention in a variety of ways. This could be from changing sleepers, to performing rail changes, the maintenanc...