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SMRT Corporation is seeking an Assistant Engineer to support live railway operations in Singapore. You will participate in preventive and corrective maintenance of trackside and onboard systems, ensuring safety and reliability for daily train movements.
You will work with a team to maintain equipment that moves trains in a highly complex environment, focusing on signalling assets and fault resolution. The role requires attention to detail and collaborative problem solving under pressure.
As an Assistant Engineer working on the live railway, you willplay an important role in ensuring your teams’ safety while carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance activities at trackside or onboard a train.
Job description:
As an Assistant Engineer working on the live railway, you willplay an important role in ensuring your teams’ safety while carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance activities at trackside or onboard a train.
You will be responsible for maintaining the equipment that moves the trains safely in a highly complex and fast-moving environment.
You will be maintaining various signalling assets such as Signals, Points and Track Circuits and their controlling systems.
You willbe responding to failures which may require working with other departments to rectify.
You willbe using diagrams, tools and electrical equipment to assist in faulting and maintenance duties as well as following standards and company policies.
As you will be required to work in small close-knit teams, your ability to work with others is a key asset. In a technically demanding role, you are expectedto have close attention to details, be able to problem solve and work in a safety conscious way.
Previous Railway System or related qualifications and/or working experience would be advantageous.
Experience of organizing and controlling the safe and efficient delivery of work.
Excellent communication skills, both in person and in writing.
Knowledge of discipline-specific maintenance, inspection, faulting and renewal techniques.
Knowledge of relevant standards, procedures and instructions.
Ability to work under pressure.