Description:
This is a Trainee Train Signallers role with one of the leading companies in AU right now -- Sydney Trains -- with an amazing team. They are continuing to grow rapidly. This is the chance to join right as the takes off.
More About the Role at Sydney Trains
**In this role, you'll:** Learn how to confidently control and oversee train, locomotive, and traffic movements. You'll make decisions on when to prioritise and allow track maintenance works whilst ensuring the safe and efficient running of our network is front of mind. - Learn technical and non-technical skills needed to work in Operations Control. Your training will cover reading and understanding of the Sydney Trains Safeworking Rules as well as learning how to operate various signal box panels. - Get ready for a fast-paced environment where you’ll make quick decisions when issues arise and communicate clearly across teams to address and resolve them. **Ever wondered what a day in the life of a Trainee Train Signaller looks like?** Follow Asheem as he takes you behind the scenes at the ROC (Rail Operations Centre): https://youtube.com/shorts/XzG4SVn2x-4 **What does the Training Program involve?** - Trainees complete a trainee program with Sydney Trains where you receive a combination of classroom and on-the-job training for up to 30 weeks. - Our on-the-job training will give you exposure to a variety of signal boxes including Penrith, St Marys, Clyde, Campbelltown, Gosford, Broadmeadow, Blacktown, Lithgow and the Rail Operation Centre (Alexandria). **Note**: the business will endeavour to take your home location into consideration when allocating training locations, however due to training being held at various locations you will need to be flexible and may experience increased travel times throughout the course of training. **About you** - You can attend training for a period of up to 30 weeks across various locations in the Greater Sydney area. - You are willing and able to commit to 24 hours a day 7 days a week rotating roster, schedules will include early mornings, late nights, evenings and weekends. - You have strong communication skills and can express ideas concisely. - You naturally enjoy solving problems and can think quickly when challenges arise. - You’re resilient and disciplined, with proven experience meeting deadlines. - You are accountable and committed to improving yourself every day. - You’re technologically experienced with strong computer skills that you've built through your previous work experiences/academic pursuits.
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