To undertake the safe and efficient driving and operation of trains as directed on weekly rosters. Safety, punctuality, flexibility, collaboration and integrity are the main qualities for this role. Where will I be located? Dunbar, in Scotland,

Responsible for the safe, on time, efficient and productive operation of freight trains as per the roster.
Carry out train driving duties in accordance with laid down procedures.
It is mandatory to book on and book off with control
Ensure safety of the line and all employees and public that may be affected by the operation of trains.
Leading by example on safety, quality and punctuality.
Undertake locomotive preparation and disposal duties, as well as fuel locomotives when required.
Undertake in-service locomotive, train fault-finding, and assist in repairs where competent.
Record and report locomotive and train defects in accordance with Rulebook and Company Procedures
Prepare locomotives for service.
Undertake train preparation/train "in service" freight examination and loads examination duties.
Carry out the "simplified" brake test as directed.
Undertake route learning as directed and sign for routes after sufficient time for learning.
Assist maintenance staff and undertake "weekly" locomotive exams as required.
Work various shift patterns including nights, weekends and bank holidays.
Must be prepared to lodge away from home, when required.
Ensure the highest level of professionalism when dealing with other individuals within the company, clients and members of the public.
As you will expect the organization may change from time to time and you will be expected to meet the operational requirements.
Any other reasonable duties as required from time to time
Assisting with accident/incident statements and investigations
End of the service report on fuel level and locomotive disposal location
Frequent contact with rostering and training teams, driver standards managers, delivery Managers, and staff at all levels.
Appropriate traction and route knowledge
Freight rules & regulations
Basic wagon knowledge
Personal Track Safety

Must be an experienced railway person with an excellent knowledge of railway operation and maintenance activities.
Holding level 3 trainer and assessor qualifications (301/302 or equivalent) an advantage
Good communication skills and organisational ability.
Basic IT skills for emails, basic Microsoft word and Excel knowledge to produce reports. Experience in writing assessments.
As you will expect the organisation may change from time to time and you will be expected to meet the operational requirements.
Any other reasonable duties as required from time to time.
For positions covering the southern region a current PTS (third rail) appropriate to CTRL Is required
Holder of a current full UK driving licence
Ability to identify competency standards required as a result of legislation, operational standards and safety procedures and maintain same by audit and surveillance

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