Rail industry jobs

 
Some jobs. From left to right and from top to bottom: Track layers, track levelness inspector, diesel engine mechanic, rail laying machine operator
Some jobs. From left to right and from top to bottom: Track layers, track levelness inspector, diesel engine mechanic, rail laying machine operator
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There is a vast range of jobs in the rail industry: the track and the track equipment must be installed, maintained and renewed.

There are a large number of jobs, ranging from engineering to machine operation required at railway worksites.

Take a lock at the opportunities available...

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Carreers
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Management
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Construction manager
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Site Foreman
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Assistant Site Foreman
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Job Superintendent
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Foreman
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Safety officer
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Quality Control Officer
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Quantity Surveyor
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Technicians
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Equipment technician
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Machine Foreman
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Drivers and Operators
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Worksite staff
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Team Leader
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Thermit welder
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Rail Layer
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Surveyor
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Survey Technician
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