Train Maintenance Jobs in UK

Ever hear on your daily commute the voice over the tannoy apologising for the delay due to a broken down train? Of course you have. Well, this might be your chance to do something about it.

There are an awful lot of jobs around the country for people with engineering skills and with a bit of specialist training, one of them could be yours. A solid background in mechanical engineering would be useful, and if you have one then you are on the right track. (Sorry, it had to be done). Train lines are the arteries of the country and without them Britain would grind to a standstill. Therefore, the pay and work opportunity in keeping them running is definitely on the larger side.

This would be a job with a lot of career potential as, let's face it, trains break down a lot. Work could involve travelling or being stationed at one point, but whatever the placing, employment in the train maintenance industry would reap many rewards.

The main job in this industry is as an engineer. Qualifications are essential in mechanical engineering and there would be on the job training to hone your skills but the pay is very tidy and it is a career that you could get a lot of satisfaction out of.

Managerial roles are also available. The engineers need to be coordinated so someone with experience in managing a large team with an ability to handle multiple jobs would be invaluable in this industry.

79% of current opportunities are permanent, whereas 21% are contract jobs.

99 new job listings for this search have been found in the last calendar day, compared with 170 in the last 72 hours and 350 in the last week.

The standard deviation of salaries for the results of this search is 17,434.

There are 646 Train Maintenance job vacancies in UK available immediately, compared to 120 in London.

Companies presently offering Train Maintenance job vacancies in UK include Hays Executive, Johnson Controls, Manchester Airport..