Train Planning Analyst: Timetables & Crew Diagrams

South Western News UK; Greater London; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free duty and leisure travel on SWR

Free leisure travel for spouse/partner

75% discount on other train operators

Full training and development

Excellent pension scheme

Job summary

South Western Railway in London is seeking a proactive Train Planning Support Clerk to join our Team. You will learn planning processes, assist in producing train plans with timetables and diagrams, and input plans for publication to operations and customer services.

This role offers training and development within a supportive environment. Average 37 hours per week, Monday–Friday, with a clear path to grow in timetable planning and rail operations knowledge, while contributing to reliable

Qualifications

• GCSE level or equivalent with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Appreciation of the subsections of train planning and how they interlink.
• Good knowledge of South Western Railway geography.

Responsibilities

• Learn and understand the Train Planning processes.
• Assist as directed in the production of train plans incorporating timetables (train and bus) along with associated rolling stock and traincrew diagrams.
• Input and document train plans enabling their publication to concerned operational and customer service functions.
• Assist with other activities within the Train Planning team as required by the Train Planning Manager.
• Act as a positive role model at all times in matters relating to Health and Safety.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Knowledge of SWR geography

Education

GCSE level or equivalent

Job description

South Western Railway in London is seeking a proactive Train Planning Support Clerk to join our Team. You will learn planning processes, assist in producing train plans with timetables and diagrams, and input plans for publication to operations and customer services.

This role offers training and development within a supportive environment. Average 37 hours per week, Monday–Friday, with a clear path to grow in timetable planning and rail operations knowledge, while contributing to reliable