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    Traction and rolling stock technician.

    I have only worked in London , not sure what depots you have in Yorkshire. Sounds like you (as a contractor) would be suited to a mechanical fitter role working underframe and on bogies c4 work. In London pay ranges from £200 to £260 per day
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    Traction and rolling stock technician.

    I have just finished a contract and that was 14 months, usually contracts are over a year. I have been in the industry over 12 years and have always been in work. As a contractor you would have to be willing to be very flexible and be willing to travel or live in another city
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    Traction and rolling stock technician.

    I think it will definitely help. The rail industry tend to like ex-forces especially bombardier. I'm a contractor and that could be a good way into the industry
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    Traction and rolling stock technician.

    Ah right. Yea i have already seen that course on NTAR website. It's the only course I can find
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    Rolling stock technician courses

    I am a rolling stock electrical contractor looking to further my knowledge and improve my CV. Has anyone got any advice on courses run? especially on fault finding, technicians courses and generally courses that which will further my career. I can only find NTAR in Northampton which mostly...
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    Traction and rolling stock technician.

    Gmh310302 wheredid you get your rolling stock qualification? level 3 rolling stock systems . I've been looking for a course to improve my CV cheers

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