Technician

e2E RAIL Group; India; On-site; INR 350,000 - 520,000; Full time

Job summary

e2E RAIL Group is seeking a Technician/Supervisor for Signal & Telecommunication (S&T) to install, test, commission, and maintain railway signalling and telecom equipment. The role ensures safe and uninterrupted train operations by maintaining system reliability and functionality.

The technician will perform installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of signalling and telecom systems, supervise field teams, and ensure compliance with Rail safety norms.

Qualifications

• ITI or diploma in Electronics / Electrical / Telecommunication / Instrumentation required.
• 1–3 years for Technician; 3–6 years for Supervisor in S&T or related projects.

Responsibilities

• Installation and maintenance of railway signalling systems including point machines, relays, axle counters, interlocking systems, and track circuits.
• Maintenance and troubleshooting of telecommunication systems such as optical fiber cables, control communication, emergency communication, data loggers, and PA systems.
• Inspection of signaling and telecom equipment in accordance with maintenance schedules and technical standards.
• Supervising and coordinating the work of technicians/labour teams during field operations.
• Ensuring all work is performed in compliance with RDSO, OEM standards, and Railway safety norms.
• Preparation of maintenance logs, fault records, inspection reports, and daily progress reports.
• Assisting in testing and commissioning of new or upgraded S&T systems.
• Coordinating with operations, electrical, and track departments during integrated maintenance and block periods.
• Ensuring timely replacement of worn‑out components to minimize downtime and ensure train safety.
• Reporting any irregularities or failures promptly and taking corrective action as per guidelines.

Skills

Railway signalling

Telecom network management

Diagnostics & troubleshooting

RDSO specifications

Reading wiring diagrams

Education

ITI / Diploma in Electronics / Electrical / Telecommunication / Instrumentation Engineering

Job description

Full-Time

Department: Signal & Telecommunication (S&T)

Location: Site-based

Job Summary:

The Technician/Supervisor – S&T is responsible for the installation, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of all signalling and telecommunication equipment. The role ensures safe and uninterrupted train operations by maintaining the reliability and functionality of S&T systems.

Key Responsibilities:

• Installation and maintenance of railway signalling systems including point machines, relays, axle counters, interlocking systems, and track circuits.
• Maintenance and troubleshooting of telecommunication systems such as optical fiber cables, control communication, emergency communication, data loggers, and PA systems.
• Inspection of signaling and telecom equipment in accordance with maintenance schedules and technical standards.
• Supervising and coordinating the work of technicians/labour teams during field operations.
• Ensuring all work is performed in compliance with RDSO, OEM standards, and Railway safety norms.
• Preparation of maintenance logs, fault records, inspection reports, and daily progress reports.
• Assisting in testing and commissioning of new or upgraded S&T systems.
• Coordinating with operations, electrical, and track departments during integrated maintenance and block periods.
• Ensuring timely replacement of worn‑out components to minimize downtime and ensure train safety.
• Reporting any irregularities or failures promptly and taking corrective action as per guidelines.

Qualifications:

• Essential: ITI / Diploma in Electronics / Electrical / Telecommunication / Instrumentation Engineering.
• Preferred: Apprentice or prior experience with Indian Railways / RITES / RVNL / Rail PSU / Private Railway Infra Projects.

Experience:

• Technician: 1–3 years of hands‑on experience in S&T works.
• Supervisor: 3–6 years of experience, including supervisory responsibilities in S&T maintenance or project execution.

Key Skills:

• Knowledge of Railway Signalling Principles (Panel/Route/Relay/Electronic Interlocking).
• Familiarity with telecom systems including OFC laying, splicing, and network management.
• Diagnostic and troubleshooting skills.
• Knowledge of RDSO specifications and Railway safety standards.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and wiring diagrams.
• Basic knowledge of computers and documentation tools.

Work Conditions:

• Field‑based role; frequent travel and night shifts during blocks.
• Exposure to outdoor environments, construction sites, and live railway operations.