Is it me, or is it showing up with No Jobs Found on the main vacancy page ? The link works fine though.
As far as I'm aware, Southern Guards do not release their doors - the Driver does that - but they do, currently, have control of door closing and train dispatch, obviously with the exception of the DOO routes. Their routes would depend on their depot, I've no idea what Redhill boys would sign.
As for the earlier quote about thoughts in general, it's an enjoyable job that pays a decent wage, so long as you're happy to work with people - including the occasional idiot - and don't mind shift work. The stated 27k salary sounds like it doesn't include sundays, in which case you can expect a bit more on top if you work them (30k ish).
Conductors have full control of the doors on Class 171 DMUs, plus 455s and 456s if they are conductor operated.
That's good to know
I didn't realise that any of Southern's 455/6 stock had Guards, that's also good to know!
Are they a ToC that still receive commission?
The stated 27k salary sounds like it doesn't include sundays, in which case you can expect a bit more on top if you work them (30k ish).
Selhurst will sign:
London-East Grinstead
London-Uckfield
London-Brighton
Three bridges-Horsham
Dorking-Horsham
Epsom-Guildford
Clapham junction-Milton Keynes (link 1 only)
Class 377, 171, 455 and 456 stock
Mainly will do East Grinstead and Uckfield
I didn't realise that any of Southern's 455/6 stock had Guards, that's also good to know!
The Redhill lot go to:
Reigate, Tonbridge, upto London Bridge/London Victoria, Horsham (via Crawley), the Brighton main line, the Arun Valley, West Coastway, Bognor and Littlehampton.
They only sign 377 stock.
Redhill Drivers work at least 1 or 2 daily services (first/last trains?) to/from Reading on behalf of FGW. I would imagine these are crewed with a Redhill conductors too.

Redhill Link 1 drivers sign the North Downs route all the way to Reading, and the 165/166 Turbos. FGW has its own conductor depot at Redhill, but it doesn't have any drivers based there, hence the need to sub-contract.Redhill Drivers work at least 1 or 2 daily services (first/last trains?) to/from Reading on behalf of FGW. I would imagine these are crewed with a Redhill conductors too.