Depot-Based Rail Electrical Technician: Overhauls & Modifications

Rullion Managed Services; Greater London; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Digs can be provided by the client

Job summary

Rullion Managed Services is seeking an Electrical Modifications Technician to support a major rolling stock project at Beckton Depot. You will overhaul, repair, and modify wheelsets, bogies, and components, adhering to safety and quality standards.

The role requires electrical engineering background, fault-finding ability, and rail sector familiarity. 50-hour weeks, days only, Monday to Friday, with digs provided by the client. Contract starts in June with potential extension.

Qualifications

• Background in electrical engineering or similar process-based environment.
• Basic fault-finding skills.
• Rail industry experience desirable.
• Ability to accurately record work and follow procedures.
• Knowledge of PPE, health and safety requirements (COSHH, biohazards).
• Computer literacy and ability to interpret technical documents.
• Capable of producing detailed technical reports when required.

Responsibilities

• Run and terminate cables in control panels.
• Repair and reassemble components following guidelines.
• Assist with bogie and wheelset overhauls and material collection.
• Support general depot and rolling stock cleaning when required.
• Deliver high-quality mechanical repairs and overhauls as part of the Engineering Team.
• Work safely within a structured maintenance environment.
• Ensure all work meets safety and technical standards.

Skills

Electrical engineering background

Fault-finding

Rail industry knowledge

Work accuracy recording

PPE and safety

COSHH and biohazards knowledge

Computer literacy

Technical documentation reading

Technical reporting

Job description

Rullion Managed Services is seeking an Electrical Modifications Technician to support a major rolling stock project at Beckton Depot. You will overhaul, repair, and modify wheelsets, bogies, and components, adhering to safety and quality standards.

The role requires electrical engineering background, fault-finding ability, and rail sector familiarity. 50-hour weeks, days only, Monday to Friday, with digs provided by the client. Contract starts in June with potential extension.