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Hi all. Has anyone known of a relief for more than one box to be on a 10 hour roster if one of the boxes is on 12s? I'm not sure if it seems right as they would be relying on me doing overtime to cover my standard shifts? Thanks in advance.
Can anyone shed any light on which workstations the internally advertised jobs are for at the WROC? I can see 2x Grade 4, 1x Grade 5 (relief) and 1x 7.... Also, are the Grade 2 Crossing Keepers at the WROC signaller trained? Thanks.
Can anyone offer insight as to what happens on the medical? Is it self contained on the day as such or is there a wait afterwards due to them contacting your GP. Finally how long do people normally wait after their medical date until starting on average? The medical is for a crossing keeper...
Thanks Woody27. I have committed examples of the non-technical skills and some info about Network Rail and the Job itself as far as I know it to memory, however, am bricking it!!!
I really don't know. The advert (still on google if you search) was for a Crossing Keeper level one. I'd very happily take a Grade 2 Signaller position if offered!!! I read the box controls the token system up to Craven Arms. Perhaps there is a Signaller and a Crossing Keeper?
Hi all, I have been following this thread from afar for some time. I currently have a Skype interview next week for the Crossing Keeper job at Pantyffynnon (I failed to get an interview recently for the Kidwelly Signaller position advertised). Is anyone able to give me an idea of how long the...
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