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Signalling Engineer

A Rail Signalling Engineer designs, constructs and maintains signalling systems so trains can move safely and efficiently across the network.

Skills: Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Leadership skills,; Ability to assess and plan,; Strong communication skills,; Problem solving,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team,; Eye for detail

Software Engineer

Software Engineers work in teams to create and implement software applications for rail operations.

Skills: Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Leadership skills,; Ability to assess and plan,; Strong communication skills,; Problem solving,; Ability to work well in a team,; Ability to work independently,; Eye for detail,; Work under pressure

Substation Electrician

Substation Electricians perform routine maintenance and emergency repairs on circuit breakers, transformers, power cables, and other elements at a substation.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team,; Problem solving,; Eye for detail,; Good hand eye coordination,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Work under pressure

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Systems Administrator

Systems Administrators help install and manage network hardware and data bases so rail systems run smoothly.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Work under pressure,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Problem solving,; Ability to assess and plan,; Leadership skills,; Ability to work well in a team

Systems Engineer

Systems Engineers are responsible for the overall operational readiness of rail systems.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Problem solving,; Eye for detail,; Ability to assess and plan,; Eye for detail

Telecommunications Engineer

Telecommunications Engineers design, install and maintain systems to monitor and control communications, signalling and train management systems

Skills: Ability to assess and plan,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Eye for detail,; Leadership skills,; Work under pressure,; Problem solving,; Strong communication skills

Telecommunications Technician

Telecommunications Technicians install, maintain and repair telecommunications and electronic equipment to ensure the safe and effective operation of the rail network

Skills: Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team,; Eye for detail,; Analytical and critical thinking skills,; Good hand eye coordination,; Safety awareness,; Problem solving

Track Protection Officer

A Track Protection Officer implements safety procedures to protect rail and track workers.

Skills: Strong communication skills,; Ability to work independently,; Ability to work well in a team,; Ability to assess and plan,; Eye for detail,; Safety awareness,; Problem solving,; Work under pressure

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