About CAF
Innovation is in our DNA – we thrive on pushing boundaries and adapting to new challenges with a flexible approach. Proud to be a global leader, our fast‑paced growth provides exciting opportunities for our team and the community. We are committed to maintaining trains and trams, enhancing vehicle safety and reliability, and delivering a comfortable, dependable, and sustainable commuting experience for all passengers. Based in multiple locations across the UK, our 24/7 operation means we’re always on hand to deliver reliable technical support and to help people get to where they need to be.
What can you expect from CAF?
- Positive Work Environment – you will work in a positive environment based on mutual respect and team spirit.
- Professional Development – projects can span years, giving you and the organisation a future.
- Learning and Autonomy – we encourage you to work autonomously, being able to propose and decide what and how.
- Security and Reliability – CAF has been working for over 100 years, giving you the security you need.
- Cutting‑edge technology – you will work with the latest technologies, facing the challenge of devising innovative approaches and solutions every day.
What will be your role in the company?
If you have technical expertise and an analytical mindset, we need you on our team. You will work with us to diagnose faults and conduct root cause analysis for an advanced fleet across a range of systems (electrical, pneumatic & hydraulic), using a combination of electrical schematics, test equipment, and diagnostic software. You will be responsible for performing corrective actions and repairs on new trains in a depot setting to ensure passenger service availability and reliability.
What salary will you be paid for this role?
As a Real Living Wage Employer, we are proud to pay competitively. For this role you will be offered a salary in the region of £56,000 per annum.
What will make you successful in this position?
To succeed in the role you have an NVQ Level 3 in electrical/mechanical engineering (or equivalent) plus 3 years of post‑apprenticeship experience. You are experienced in detecting faults and carrying out root cause analysis across multiple systems, can interpret electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic schematic diagrams, and are proficient in using diagnostic software, test and measuring equipment. You hold a valid driver’s licence and have a flexible approach to working varying shifts, including weekends, day and night shifts.
About What We Offer
A Real Living Wage employer and proud signatory of the Armed Forces Covenant, RSSB Mental Health Charter and Women in Rail EDI Charter, we offer a range of benefits to support wellbeing, including 25 days annual leave, an excellent workplace pension scheme (with up to 10% contribution from us), a generous health care cash plan, Bike2Work scheme, paid volunteering days and a variety of social value initiatives. Our Professional Sponsorship scheme, Flexible Working policy and Family Friendly culture support career development and a supportive working environment.
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