Test Technician- Rolling Stock
Listed on 2026-01-15
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Manufacturing / Production
Electrical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineer -
Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineer
Test Technician
Rolling Stock
We are currently recruiting experienced Test Technicians to support rolling stock testing and commissioning activities within a safety-critical depot environment. This role is expected to start in February and offers competitive shift rates across early, late and night shifts.
Shift Patterns & RatesEarly / Afternoon Shifts
06 : 0014 : 00 / 14 : 0022 : 00
Early finish on Fridays
40000-£51900 Including shift allowance (Depending on experience)
Night Shifts
22 : 0006 : 00 (Monday Thursday)
16 : 0021 : 00 (Friday)
47000-£61000 Including Shift allowance (Depending on experience)
Role OverviewThis is a skilled, safety-critical role requiring a high level of technical competence. You will be responsible for carrying out functional testing and commissioning of EMU / DMU and other rolling stock types following maintenance, modification or production activities. The role demands strong fault-finding capability, the ability to work from written instructions, and the confidence to work independently where required.
Key Responsibilities- Carry out functional testing and commissioning of rolling stock to defined standards
- Lead fault identification and rectification using recognised fault-finding techniques
- Read and interpret electrical and mechanical schematic drawings
- Investigate rolling stock faults with minimal supervision
- Download, analyse and process train diagnostic data
- Test a wide range of onboard systems
- Produce detailed technical reports relating to fault investigation and test results
- Maintain accurate test documentation, fault logs and test sheets
- Liaise with production and engineering teams as required
- Work within high-voltage and safety-critical environments
- Support off-site depot activities when required
- Deputise for the Test Team Leader when necessary
- Carry out other reasonable tasks as directed
- Time-served apprenticeship or NVQ Level 3 (or higher) in a relevant discipline
- Strong electrical and mechanical fault-finding capability
- Detailed knowledge of railway vehicle systems and components
- Proven experience working in a safety-critical environment
- Ability to fault find complex circuits and systems to an advanced level
- Competent in producing technical and analytical reports
- Computer literate with working knowledge of Microsoft Office
- Strong understanding of 5S principles
- High awareness of safety and quality requirement
- A safety critical medical and drugs and alcohol will need to be carried out.
There are many positions available for a February start, so please forward this on
If you feel like you have the suitable experience for this role then please Apply
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