Rail Track Apprentice: Start Your Railway Career

Baltic Recruitment; Harrogate; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 27,000; Full time

Job summary

Baltic Recruitment is seeking a Trainee Rail Track Operative in the Yorkshire region. Earn while you learn a new skill and start a career in the railway industry.

No previous railway experience is typically required, making this an excellent entry point for individuals looking to develop new skills and enter a specialist industry. You will assist with the maintenance, inspection and renewal of railway tracks, work outdoors, and join a team across Yorkshire and the North of England.

Qualifications

• No previous railway experience is typically required; entry into a specialist industry.
• Entry-level role with practical skills and industry training.
• Candidates are supported to develop new skills on the job.

Responsibilities

• Assisting with the maintenance, inspection and renewal of railway tracks.
• Working with rails, sleepers, ballast, fixings and other track components.
• Supporting Track Technicians and Team Leaders with planned and reactive maintenance.
• Checking and maintaining tools, equipment and machinery.
• Following railway safety procedures and Safe Systems of Work.
• Assisting with lookout duties where trained and authorised.
• Supporting responses to weather-related incidents and operational emergencies.
• Working as part of a team to help maintain a safe and reliable railway network.

Skills

Multi track operative

rail

rail track

rail track operative

track maintenance

Train

trains

Job description

Baltic Recruitment is seeking a Trainee Rail Track Operative in the Yorkshire region. Earn while you learn a new skill and start a career in the railway industry.

No previous railway experience is typically required, making this an excellent entry point for individuals looking to develop new skills and enter a specialist industry. You will assist with the maintenance, inspection and renewal of railway tracks, work outdoors, and join a team across Yorkshire and the North of England.