Discover Train Driver
Average Salary
£35,000 - £60,000
Work Location
Vehicle
About this Job
The importance of Train Drivers in the Rail sector is not to be underestimated – without them, neither passengers nor freight would get to their destinations. Train drivers are responsible for following safety regulations and effectively communicating with passengers and station staff. If you’re practically minded and don’t want to be stuck in an office, then a career as a Train Driver could be for you.
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Typical duties include:
- Starting, stopping, controlling the speed of the train and making sure it stays on schedule
- Following strict safety procedures and responding quickly to potential hazards
- Monitoring the train – such as speed, temperature and fuel levels
- Communicating with passengers and crew
Qualifications
- GCSE grades A*-C
- Level 2 NVQ / Diploma or equivalent Intermediate Apprenticeship in Driver-related subject
- Relevant Driver-specific health and safety qualifications
Skills
- Attention to detail
- Communication
- Customer service
- Decision-making
- Safety awareness
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If you have any questions about this or any other career within the rail industry, please get in touch with us and a member of our team will be more than happy to anser any questions you might have!
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