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Overview:
We are currently recruiting experienced Safety Critical personnel to support rail infrastructure projects nationwide. This is an excellent opportunity to join a reputable team and contribute to essential works across the network.
Positions Available:
* Controller of Site Safety (COSS)
* Machine Controller / Crane Controller (MC/CC)
* AOD Points Operator (AOD PO)
* AOD LXA
Requirements:
Candidates must hold the relevant valid competencies for the position they are applying for, which may include:
* PTS & PTS AC
* COSS & COSS OLP
* First Aid
* AOD Points Operator
* AOD LXA
* OTP Core
* MC MEWP and/or CC certification
Additional Criteria:
* Minimum of 12 months’ experience in a safety-critical rail environment
* Full UK Driving Licence is essential
Key Responsibilities:
* Deliver safety-critical duties in line with current railway standards and safety procedures
* Coordinate and control worksite operations effectively and safely
* Communicate clearly with teams and ensure full compliance with industry regulations