Rail engineering advanced technicians provide technical engineering solutions and fixes across the rail network. Options within this core-and-options standard include electrification, overhead line, rail systems, signalling, telecoms, traction and rolling stock, and track works (including minor works).
Workers in rail engineering are tasked with creating a safe and reliable railway experience for customers. The role requires a disciplined and responsible approach to its high level of safety-critical work activities.
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