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Same! I got offered the role in December and had my medical at the beginning of March. Still not been contacted regarding a training date.

T Thanks. I've got my medical next week. How long did it take for it to clear and get training dates?

Can anyone who's on training confirm what the salary is whilst doing the 3 months training? Is it somewhere around 30k or is it 75% of full time salary so around 39k?

I currently work for Network Rail and have attended several interviews within the company and also have a few friends that have been for interviews. Firstly in regards to the interview going well and not getting offered the job, the chances are there was a candidate who was better for the role...

Not heard anything yet. I'm guessing due to the Christmas break we will hear back over the next couple of weeks. Keep us posted if you do receive anything

Not had my medical dates come through yet. Chances are I might get emailed about it tomorrow or come Monday. Any idea when training might be?

They called me at 3pm from a private number. So chances are they might try calling you again tomorrow.

Hey guys I got the call today. I done my AC2 last week Tuesday and within 4 working days they've offered me the job! Buzzing! Hopefully for those waiting it's good news.

Hey pal I was wondering if you could make me aware of what came up in the AC2. I have mine later this month and was hoping I could get a bit of help. My email is m.isa88@outlook.com

Haha Fair play. Like I said I don't know too much about it. But I'm glad you pointed that out to me. (Y)

For the Network Rail advanced apprenticeship scheme the age group is at least 18 and has no upper limit. It is a good scheme and opens up the options to have a technicians role at the end of it. This is a 3 year course.

I don't know too much about pension schemes but a lot of my managers/colleagues are on the BRASS pension scheme. They mentioned it the other day and told me to join when I'm eligible for it. I would recommend looking into this as it gives you a relieve on income tax and other benefits.

You could look to apply for part time roles within railway companies however this comes down to vacancies.

Hey Pal I was wondering how you AC1 went for LU Tube Operator. I have mine next month and was wondering if you could provide me with information regarding this. Kind regards.

Hey pal I was wondering if you could give me information regarding how the AC1 and AC2 went. I've got mine next month and would appreciate any information you could provide regarding this. Kind Regards.

The adjustment switches are set to the correct overlap as per the standards. It is a mixture of e-clips as well as pandrol clips as there are some wooden sleepers and some concrete. Several Track maintenance engineers have said that it is 180 metres but also some have said that it is 135 metres...

I am working in accordance to what I have been taught and that is in reference to the Standards of 180 metres. I have asked my manager and he said 180 metres but there have been instances where people have treated it as 135 metres. I merely posted this to gain an insight as to whether anyone...

Hey all, I work for Network Rail in London and I am meant to be carrying out a Level 2 Stress. There are Adjustment switches present adjacent to my stressing site and I was wonder what is the distance that should not be stressed from adjustment switches. It is Plain Line bit of track with...