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I would imagine that an interval vacancy would go external if there are little or no parties interested.
I'm not sure on the time scale, however I'm confident that this has been answered before.
I'd strongly advise having a look through ALL of the pages in this thread. It's a huge and useful...
I've joined Network Rail recently as an apprentice signaller.
Places at signal school seemingly always have a delay before starting. I was told around two months of site visits to boxes, cab rides, simulator trials, inductions and e learning would be used to keep me busy until potentially...
Well done!
I haven't received a date or location for signal school yet, so may see you at a school somewhere! Stranger things have happened.
All the best.
Could someone please answer the following for me?
As a relief signaller I'll be working a minimum of 36 hours. Let's completely ignore overtime for now.
If I do 4x8 hour shifts, that makes 32 hours. How does the remaining 4 hours get accounted for? Training, CPD, admin etc?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Keef,
People retire at different ages depending upon circumstances.
I've been a land surveyor all my working life. I really fancied a change, and having worked on track previously, I thought I'd give it a go.
I've just turned 50, and I like to think I'll bring something to the job with my...
During my current employment process, it was stated that the recruitment process should take no longer than 3 months.
Not sure if that's from application to start date, or up to job offer, but it gives you a broad guideline.
During the acceptance process and filling out the numerous forms, I seem to remember mention of being offered "charity days" (I believe it was up to 5 per year).
Has anyone any experience of this?
I ask as I'm a blood donor and I'm looking at donating platelets. This is a similar process to...
I had my medical today.
All went well, just waiting on the results of the drug test.
It'll take a while, but hopefully that's the last hurdle.
Basingstoke looks like an amazing facility. Hope I get to train there.
Well done Danny Boy. I had my interview there a couple of weeks ago for the Haslemere Relief position.
Are you going to School in April? There's a few on here that are, but not sure where.
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I see a lot of acronyms used by existing Signallers in this thread.
Could someone please illuminate the rest of us with a few common ones?
Eg HROP, NA, RDW etc....
Many thanks.
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