Train Driver (Intermodal)

Freightliner is a rail freight operator, providing intermodal and heavy haul services across Europe and the UK.

Responsibilities

1. Attend and report for duty at the time and place directed, ensuring you are physically fit to carry out the duties of a Train Driver.
2. Operate traction unsupervised in a safe manner.
3. Absorb and retain knowledge of traction, routes, rules and regulations, and operating notices.
4. Adjust driving technique to suit prevailing conditions such as weather and rail conditions.
5. Vigilantly observe all signals applicable to train movements and immediately report any irregularities to the signalman concerned.
6. Seek explanations for any delay from the signalman concerned so that relevant people receive up‑to‑date information.
7. Report to Network Rail by the most expeditious means, typically to the controlling signalman, any safety of line incident that may require action or protection to be put in place.
8. Carry out emergency procedures when required, including initial HABD examinations and use of the ‘Tempilstik’.
9. Sign, possess and read all notices and publications affecting your Traincrew Route Knowledge; maintain and update these as required for traction and route knowledge and for the safe running of trains.
10. Wear full uniform and safety clothing as supplied.
11. Respond to service faults and failures, reporting as necessary to Freightliner Control and/or Help Line.
12. Cover the Standards Manager position as and when required (refer to Standards Manager JD).
13. Undertake other duties as directed by the Supervisor or Manager.

Qualifications and Requirements

Applicants should possess the knowledge, skills and experience required for a Train Driver, be physically fit to perform duties safely, and demonstrate reliability and commitment to safe rail operations.

Benefits

• Competitive pay
• Excellent benefits
• Competitive pension scheme

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