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About Network Rail Training

We believe that excellent training and development is essential to our success. Skills, operations and leadership training – We have dedicated route and regional teams to manage local training plans. Our network of qualified trainers use their hands-on rail experience to deliver industry leading skills, operations and leadership training locally and through our dedicated development centres.

What will you be doing?

You will deliver essential S&T technical skills training to our frontline maintenance workforce (signal engineering, telecoms engineering and track safety) and support with the evaluation of courses, monitoring impact and making recommendations for improvement.

This training is vital, our workforce must maintain exceptional standards of competency and safety to deliver day to day maintenance work, putting our passengers first and making sure everyone gets home safe every day. You’ll need comprehensive knowledge in signal engineering, telecoms engineering and track safety.

You will deliver high-quality, inspirational, technical, safety and vocational training that is stimulating and engaging. Each training course will differ, ranging from one day to a few weeks, you will use various tools, resources and methods, delivering classroom and field-based training.

Where required you will attend a 2-week ‘train the trainer’ course and work towards a NVQ level 3-5 and TAQA (training assessment and quality assurance) qualification paid for by Network Rail.

• Some travel may be required to deliver courses in local delivery units and to enable you to upskill.

• Motivate and inspire delegates by delivering engaging, stimulating, safety centric training.
• Use blended delivery skills (paced for the learner) and stimulating, high quality material in accordance with Network Rail standards, regulations & working instructions.
• Comply with safety procedures, actively promoting our behaviours, values, processes, policies and corporate messages, ensure safety awareness at all times and lead by example.
• Focus on the welfare of delegates and create a positive environment.
• Continuously monitor and develop your own technical and educational proficiencies, taking an active part in Content Review Groups and Skills Forums
• Develop and improve training and assessment materials, along with aids, documentation and equipment.
• Assess both the capabilities of delegates and the impact of training, assist the Technical Training Delivery Manager in identifying and evaluating trends in performance and value.
• Positively contribute to the continuous improvement of the training, support the Training Delivery Manager to analyse programme design, evaluation, team dynamics, centre performance and reputation.

• Must have Railway Signal maintenance experience
• Comprehensive knowledge and experience of rail specific signal engineering, telecoms engineering and track safety.
• Excellent communication skills (written and verbal

What could set you apart

• An understanding of different learning styles
• Sound knowledge of rail specific rules, regulations and working instructions
• A background, experience or qualification in adult learning
• Previous trainer experience, able to provide an exemplary level of learner-focused customer service to delegates, enhancing their enjoyment, motivation to learn, and value gained from the whole training experience

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Our Drugs and Alcohol Standard is changing as of 16.01.2023. All prospective candidates who have not been offered a conditional role by 16.01.2023 will be required to undergo and pass a drugs and alcohol test. Your application will be rescinded if you record a positive test. All positive drugs and alcohol test results for prospective candidates will be securely held on Sentinel database and a 5 year suspension from applying for a safety critical role, a role which requires PTS certification or a Key Safety role on Network Rail Managed Infrastructure will be enforced.

Role Title: Workforce Development Specialist (Tech & Vocational Progs) [S&T]

Salary range: Band 4C. £41,711- £46,925 per annum

Contract Type: Permanent

Location: Paddock Wood Training Centre

At Network rail you will have a clear development path, access to training and enjoy a range of employee benefits, such as; up to 28 days annual leave, rail subsidies, a range of pension options, flexible and agile working arrangements, discounts on shopping, gym memberships and much more.

Closing date: 18/05/2023

Click ‘apply for this job’ to apply. If you would like to speak the Resourcing Team please contact: [email protected]