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I was under the impression there is more than 1 SHL test to complete?,In the past I’ve completed 3 and recently been invited to only complete 1 for a signallers job?
who else has experienced this recently?
LOM, thank you for your response.
it’s something that I am really considering and as previously mentioned signalling is one part of the industry I have always wanted to be involved in.
What it is, i have not yet been signalling school etc as I am working as a MOM but always wanted to be a signaller - passed the online tests etc just never got an interview,
I am looking to move to reduce commute times, better property prices and nicer work locations etc..
I would of course...
So...
Has anyone on here been in a role previously in one geographical area for example:
a signaller at Three bridges, but wants to move to York and set themselves up permanently, including moving home etc..
Who has experience/knowledge of colleagues doing this?
I have worked for network...
What percentage can all the nights, weekends etc equate to of the annual salary? 10% 20%?
I feel there is so much room for interpretation, grade 7 on 12 hour shifts? Come the end of the year all that unsociable hours must add up on top of the annual salary?
Just been offered a role,
Basic pay is generous!
Can anyone advise me of how much nights and weekends can equate to on top of the basic pay?
Pretty sure it’ll be a 12 roster as far as I know
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