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About The Role
We are Central route. We are the Heart of Britain's Railway. More than a million people rely on us every week, and we help transport nearly a million tonnes of freight every month. But we are more than just tracks and trains, we are a catalyst for jobs and opportunities,
a connection to leisure and time with family and friends, and a foundation for communities and neighbourhoods.
We are a key part of the national network, with Birmingham Recent Street - the busiest station outside of London and the hub of the railway - connecting England, Scotland and Wales, with hundreds of services arriving and leaving every day.
What do Signalling and Telecoms Operatives do?
Every day, thousands of passenger and freight trains rely on Britain's rail network to keep the country moving. As a Signalling and Telecoms Operative, you'll play a vital role behind the scenes, helping to ensure trains run safely, smoothly and on time for millions of people.
In this hands¿on role, you'll be responsible for maintaining, inspecting and repairing the railway's signalling systems often described as the traffic light system of the railway. You'll work with a wide range of signalling asse