Panel Operator

<p class="ai-optimize-6 ai-optimize-introduction"><strong>About the job:</strong></p> <p class="ai-optimize-7">The holder of this post is responsible for controlling all train movements in and out of the depot. You will adhere to depot protection, safety, quality and environmental procedures, rules and regulations in force.</p> <p> </p> <p class="ai-optimize-8"><strong>Your main responsibilities will be:</strong></p> <p class="ai-optimize-9">Operation of Shunt Panel and Hand points to control movements into and out of the depot safely.<br /> To comply with all relevant rules and regulations.<br /> Must adhere to all relevant working instructions for the post, liaise with the duty Movements Manager, depot drivers, shunters and Woking Panel 3 signaller on movements as required.<br /> Responsible for ensuring a clear understanding with train crews of movements from the depot as necessary, to avoid conflicting moves.<br /> Advise the Movements Manager of any problems or defects identified and work arising from the issues.<br /> Work effectively as part of a team.<br /> Mentor trainee shunters and Shunt Panel operators<br /> Ensure all working areas are kept clean and in a safe condition<br /> Perform duties of own grade and below as directed and within competency.</p> <p> </p> <p class="ai-optimize-10"><strong>You’ll need to be:</strong></p> <p class="ai-optimize-11">Successful completion of training and courses relevant to the job.<br /> Passed competent in Rules and Regulations.<br /> Demonstrate ability to work on own initiative.<br /> Thorough knowledge of depot operating instructions/procedures and local safety procedures.<br /> Personal Track Safety.<br /> DC Electrified Lines</p> <p> </p> <p class="ai-optimize-12">Applicants who require a visa must have 6 months remaining at the time of their appointment. Training is full time and you must be able to commit to this.</p> <p> </p> <p class="ai-optimize-13"><strong>About Us:</strong></p> <p class="ai-optimize-14">Railway Jobs website is more than a railway job board. It is a dynamic railway jobs and recruitment ecosystem where talent meets opportunity. Elevate your career with us as you navigate through a plethora of railway jobs openings!</p> <p> </p> <p class="ai-optimize-15">We value our differences such as age, gender, LGBTQIA+, ethnicity, religion, and disability. We maintain a zero tolerance towards any form of prejudice towards our colleagues, customers, and future talent.</p> <p class="ai-optimize-16">We celebrate and encourage diversity of thought, progressive ways of working and seeing all our colleagues grow and thrive.</p> <p class="ai-optimize-17">If you require additional support to complete your application due to a disability or neurodivergent condition, for example, dyslexia, dyspraxia, or autism, please follow the links below. We encourage you to share any additional needs you may require so we can provide a fair and equal process for all who apply.</p> <p class="job_tags"><strong>Tagged as:</strong> <a href="https://railwayjobs.uk/job-tag/personal-track-safety/" rel="tag">personal track safety</a>, <a href="https://railwayjobs.uk/job-tag/railway-job/" rel="tag">railway job</a>, <a href="https://railwayjobs.uk/job-tag/railway-jobs/" rel="tag">railway jobs</a></p>

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