Test Technician- Rolling Stock
Listed on 2026-02-15
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Manufacturing / Production
Electrical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineer -
Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineer
Job Description
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 & Rates Early / Afternoon Shifts- 06:00‑14:00 / 14:00‑22:00
- Early finish on Fridays
- £40,000‑£51,900 Including shift allowance (Depending on experience)
- 22:00‑06:00 (Monday‑Thursday)
- 16:00‑21:00 (Friday)
- £47,000‑£61,000 Including Shift allowance (Depending on experience)
This 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.
Alternatively, please email me your CV and proof of qualification to .
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