Overview
Train Fitter - Interiors
Location: South London
Pay & Shift
£20.66 PAYE; £26.88 Umbrella per hour
Shifts: Sunday to Thursday, Permanent Night shift (8pm to 5am)
Responsibilities
- Repairing and maintaining train interiors, from panel and paint repairs to seat covers, glazing, window films, armrests, tabletops, and toilet fittings.
- Ensuring tools and equipment are prepared, maintained, and safe to use, reporting any issues quickly to keep productivity high.
- Managing materials and parts effectively, keeping track of stock and flagging shortages.
- Keeping accurate records of your work, whether on paper or electronically, so the maintenance story of each train is crystal clear.
- Working closely with your team, sharing ideas and communicating effectively to get the job done right, first time.
- Adapting to challenges, whether that's a sudden fault, a schedule change, or an unexpected issue, and solving it with professionalism.
- Putting safety first at every step, spotting hazards and ensuring a safe environment for you, your team, and future passengers.
Benefits
- Visible impact: You'll see the difference you've made every time a train leaves the depot, with interiors that meet the highest standards.
- Skill development: Your mechanical expertise will grow through varied tasks and continuous training opportunities.
- Career progression: The rail sector offers long‑term stability and multiple career paths — this role is a strong stepping‑stone for future opportunities.
- Upskilling: Planned on‑the‑job training including PTS (Personal Track Safety) and basic electrical installation.
- Team environment: Work alongside professionals who take pride in their work, support each other, and are committed to delivering excellence.
- Night shift premium: With shifts running Sunday to Thursday nights, you'll benefit from great pay rates and a work‑life balance that leaves your weekends free.
- Pride in purpose: Be part of an industry that is vital to the UK, where your contribution helps shape greener, more efficient transport for the future.
Qualifications
- Strong hands‑on mechanical assembly skills and an interest in hands‑on work, experience in fitting or maintenance is a real advantage.
- A proactive, adaptable approach with a focus on safety and teamwork.
- A PTS qualification is ideal, but not essential; support and guidance can be provided to help you get there.
- The ability to pass a rail‑standard medical and Drug & Alcohol test (essential for safety in the industry).
About Ganymede Solutions
Ganymede is a trusted recruitment partner within the rail, transportation, and infrastructure sectors. Every year, we place thousands of skilled people into roles that keep the UK moving safely and efficiently.
We guide you through the process from application to placement and beyond, offering opportunities across the sector, from contract shifts to long‑term projects and permanent roles. This role is inside IR35 and can be offered as PAYE or Umbrella pay options.
Equal Opportunity
Ganymede is committed to creating a diverse workforce and is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of age, disability, gender, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation.
Next Steps
If you're ready to apply your skills in a role where every shift truly matters, we'd love to hear from you. Please send your updated CV to Ganymede Solutions Ltd.