Daveyboy2407
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Hi, I've applied for both of the above positions as an operative and was wondering which one is the better career move? Also , having always worked lots of O/T which one would provide the most extra hours/ shifts. Thanks
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Off track vs S&T
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Daveyboy2407
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Also, does anyone know the overtime rate for network rail? Many thanks
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trainmania100
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What's S&T again ? Thanks
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Signals and telecommunications
trainmania100
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Cheers didn't know that. I did attend a network rail apprenticeship open day at Brighton a few years ago. They showed me around the electrical control room as well.
Belperpete
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I think we will need a lot more information about the roles you have applied for. For example, what kind of job have you applied for within S&T: new works, maintenance, faulting...... And what kind of Off-track role?
Daveyboy2407
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S&T maintenance operative and Off track operative
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