EAL Level 2 Diploma in Rail Engineering Operative Competence

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely in accordance with the regulations for your work environment.
• Identify the resources to be used.
• Ensure sufficient resources are available.
• Prepare resources for engineering activities.
• Take action when changes to the planned use of resources arise.
• Take responsibility for the care and use of the resources within the limits of their own authority.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with their organisation’s procedures.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules, specifications and instructions to carry out the required activities.
• Carry out the activities within the limits of their own authority.
• Carry out the activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale.
• Confirm that the systems are functioning as defined by the specification.
• Complete relevant documentation accurately and pass them on to the appropriate person(s), if applicable.
• Dispose of waste materials in line with their organisation’s procedures.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines.
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for risk assessment during the installation of traction and rolling stock equipment.
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for COSHH during the installation of traction and rolling stock equipment.
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for personal protective equipment during the installation of traction and rolling stock equipment.
• Adhere to other relevant safety regulations during the installation of traction and rolling stock equipment.
• Confirm that authorisation to carry out the installation activities has been given.
• Check that safe access and working arrangements for the installation area have been provided.
• Confirm that services have been safely isolated, ready for the installation (such as mechanical, electricity, air or fluids).
• Check that all required installation consumables are available.
• Leave the work area in a safe condition and free from foreign object debris.
• Follow all relevant instruction documentation for the installation being carried out.
• Comply with organisational guidelines and codes of practice.
• Comply with equipment manufacturer’s operation range.
• Comply with BS, ISO and/or BSEN standards.
• Comply with company standard operating procedures (SOP’s).
• Comply with documents such as technical procedures, vehicle maintenance instructions, vehicle overhaul instructions, workshop overhaul standards specifications.
• Use the correct tools and equipment for the installation operations.
• Check that tools and equipment are in a safe and usable condition.
• Use alignment devices (such as plumb lines, levels, inclinometers, laser equipment).
• Use linear measuring devices (such as tapes, dial test indicators, micrometers, vernier’s, feeler gauges).
• Use electrical measuring equipment (such as multimeter, continuity tester, insulation resistance).
• Use fluid/power testing equipment (such as pressure or flow testing devices, speed or temperature measurement).
• Assist in the installation, positioning and securing of mechanical equipment/components.
• Assist in installing mechanical equipment (such as bogies, transmission, engines, pumps).
• Assist in levelling equipment.
• Assist in aligning and securing sub-assemblies and units.
• Assist in connecting units (such as shafts, couplings, drives).
• Assist in setting and adjusting drive mechanisms (such as shafts, couplings, drives).
• Assist in setting and adjusting operating mechanisms (such as levers, linkages, cams and followers).
• Assist in setting and adjusting control mechanisms (such as clutches, brakes, end stops).
• Assist in installing electrical and electronic equipment/components.
• Assist in installing electrical/electronic equipment (such as traction motors, switch gear, distribution panels, inverters, luminaires, line replaceable units (LRU’s)).
• Assist in attaching suitable cable identification (such as colour coding or numbering systems).
• Assist in installing wiring enclosures/cable protection systems (such as conduit, trunking and tray work).
• Assist in installing, routeing and securing wires and cables (such as PVC, armoured cables, data cables).
• Assist in terminating cables to electrical components.
• Assist in installing fluid power components.
• Assist in installing fluid power equipment (such as compressors, pumps, accumulators, storage reservoirs and receivers).
• Assist in installing fluid power components (such as cylinders, valves, sensors, actuators, filters and regulators).
• Assist in installing rigid and flexible pipework and hoses.
• Assist in connecting components to pipework, using appropriate fittings.
• Assist in dressing and securing piping and hoses.
• Assist in installing process controller components.
• Assist in installing process controllers or sequential controllers (such as PCs, data communication links).
• Assist in installing and connecting wires and cables to components.
• Assist in installing input/output interfaces.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures.
• Follow health and safety legislation, regulations, and safe working practices and procedures applicable to the work location and activities, referencing the organisation's safety management system, HASWA, COSHH, safe work plans, SWL, track access restrictions, track work instructions, track possession, task risk control sheets, current rule book, regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines, equipment disconnections, manual handling regulations, RIDDOR, safety sign regulations, and PPE, as applicable.
• Identify the access requirements related to two of the following types of site installation locations: trackside, internal (such as signal box, equipment room), areas to which the public have access, confined spaces, and elevated structures.
• Locate and identify the equipment to be removed.
• Assist in the removal of one of the following types of signalling equipment: points, train control (such as signals or other method of authorising train movements), train detection (such as track circuits or axle counters), power supplies, balises, ETCS, or other industry-specific signalling equipment.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications.
• Ensure that removal activities comply with one of the following: infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures, equipment manufacturer's documents, BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards, or other industry-specific signalling standards/specifications.
• Establish and, where appropriate, mark component/equipment orientation for reassembly.
• Ensure that any stored energy or substances are released safely and correctly.
• Label relevant wiring and components and note the configuration settings.
• Remove the required equipment using approved tools and techniques as applicable to the equipment being removed, including power tools, hand tools, wire and cable strippers/cutters, IDC tools, termination tools, wrenches, soldering irons, and manual handling equipment.
• Take suitable precautions to prevent damage to equipment during removal.
• Disconnect the following types of connections during the removal of the equipment as applicable to the type of equipment: mechanical, fluid power, soldered, electronic, IDC, optical, or other specific type of termination/connection.
• Provide appropriate electrostatic protection for electronic equipment, where appropriate.
• Store or discard the removed equipment in accordance with your organisation's procedures.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant removal records, to include one of the following: job card, equipment logs and action report, company reporting procedures, or other industry-specific equipment records, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control.
• Report problems which cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures.
• Follow your organisation's safety management system.
• Follow relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Follow COSHH regulations.
• Follow safe work plans.
• Follow SWL guidelines.
• Follow track access restrictions.
• Follow track work instructions.
• Follow track possession procedures.
• Follow task risk control sheets.
• Follow the current rule book.
• Follow regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Follow equipment disconnections procedures.
• Follow manual handling regulations.
• Follow RIDDOR regulations.
• Follow safety sign regulations.
• Follow PPE regulations.
• Identify the access requirements related to trackside site installation locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to internal site installation locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify the access requirements related to site installation locations to which the public have access.
• Identify the access requirements related to confined spaces site installation locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to elevated structures site installation locations.
• Locate and identify the equipment to be removed.
• Assist in the removal of transmission systems.
• Assist in the removal of bearer circuits.
• Assist in the removal of telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits.
• Assist in the removal of SCADA equipment.
• Assist in the removal of operational telephones.
• Assist in the removal of switches and systems (such as telephone exchanges & concentrators).
• Assist in the removal of railway operational information systems.
• Assist in the removal of PA and CCTV equipment.
• Assist in the removal of operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO).
• Assist in the removal of GSM-R equipment.
• Assist in the removal of other industry specific telecom equipment.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications and ensure that removal activities comply with infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications and ensure that removal activities comply with equipment manufacturer's documents.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications and ensure that removal activities comply with BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications and ensure that removal activities comply with other industry specific telecom standards/specifications.
• Establish and, where appropriate, mark component/equipment orientation for re-assembly.
• Ensure that any stored energy or substances are released safely and correctly.
• Label relevant wiring and components and note the configuration settings.
• Remove the required equipment using approved tools and techniques.
• Use power tools as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Use hand tools as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Use wire and cable strippers/cutters as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Use IDC tools as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Use termination tools as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Use wrenches as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Use soldering irons as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Use manual handling equipment as applicable to the equipment being removed.
• Take suitable precautions to prevent damage to equipment during removal.
• Disconnect mechanical connections during the removal of the equipment.
• Disconnect soldered connections during the removal of the equipment.
• Disconnect electronic connections during the removal of the equipment.
• Disconnect IDC connections during the removal of the equipment.
• Disconnect optical connections during the removal of the equipment.
• Disconnect other specific types of termination/connection during the removal of the equipment.
• Provide appropriate electrostatic protection for electronic equipment, where appropriate.
• Store or discard the removed equipment in accordance with your organisation's procedures.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant removal records, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Complete job cards.
• Complete equipment logs and action reports.
• Follow company reporting procedures.
• Complete other industry specific equipment records.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control and report those which cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures.
• Follow your organisation's safety management system.
• Follow relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Follow COSHH.
• Follow safe work plans.
• Follow SWL.
• Follow track access restrictions.
• Follow track work instructions.
• Follow track possession.
• Follow task risk control sheets.
• Follow current rule book.
• Follow regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Follow equipment disconnections.
• Follow manual handling regulations.
• Follow RIDDOR.
• Follow safety sign regulations.
• Use PPE.
• Identify the access requirements related to two of the following types of site installation locations.
• Identify access requirements related to trackside locations.
• Identify access requirements related to internal locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify access requirements related to areas to which the public have access.
• Identify access requirements related to confined spaces.
• Identify access requirements related to elevated structures.
• Obtain the required equipment and ensure that it is in a suitable condition for replacement and fit for purpose.
• Assist in the replacement of one of the following types of signalling equipment.
• Assist in the replacement of points.
• Assist in the replacement of train control equipment (such as signals or other method of authorising train movements).
• Assist in the replacement of train detection equipment (such as track circuits or axle counters).
• Assist in the replacement of power supplies.
• Assist in the replacement of balises.
• Assist in the replacement of ETCS.
• Assist in the replacement of other industry specific signalling equipment.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with equipment manufacturer's documents.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with other industry specific signalling standards/specifications.
• Replace the equipment in the correct sequence using appropriate tools and techniques as applicable to the equipment being replaced.
• Use power tools.
• Use hand tools.
• Use wire and cable strippers/cutter.
• Use IDC tools (such as punch down tool).
• Use crimping tools.
• Use soldering irons.
• Use torque wrenches.
• Use measuring equipment.
• Use levelling equipment.
• Make two of the following types of connections during the replacement.
• Make crimped connections.
• Make mechanical connections.
• Make fluid power connections.
• Make soldered connections.
• Make IDC connections.
• Make optical connections.
• Make other specific types of termination/connection.
• Take suitable precautions to prevent damage to equipment during the replacement activity.
• Make any necessary settings or adjustments to the equipment to ensure it will function correctly.
• Ensure that the replacement is complete and that all components are free from damage including checking that all necessary connections to the equipment are complete.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant records and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Complete a job card.
• Complete an installation log and action report.
• Follow company reporting procedures.
• Complete other industry specific removal/installation records.
• Observe sufficient operations of the equipment to confirm it is functioning correctly.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control and report those that cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures.
• Follow your organisation's safety management system.
• Follow relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Follow COSHH.
• Follow safe work plans.
• Follow SWL.
• Follow track access restrictions.
• Follow track work instructions.
• Follow track possession.
• Follow task risk control sheets.
• Follow current rule book.
• Follow regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Follow equipment disconnections.
• Follow manual handling regulations.
• Follow RIDDOR.
• Follow safety sign regulations.
• Use PPE.
• Identify the access requirements related to two of the following types of site installation locations.
• Identify access requirements related to trackside locations.
• Identify access requirements related to internal locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify access requirements related to areas to which the public have access.
• Identify access requirements related to confined spaces.
• Identify access requirements related to elevated structures.
• Obtain the required equipment and ensure that it is in a suitable condition for replacement and fit for purpose.
• Assist in the replacement of one of the following types of telecoms equipment.
• Assist in the replacement of transmission systems.
• Assist in the replacement of bearer circuits.
• Assist in the replacement of telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits.
• Assist in the replacement of SCADA.
• Assist in the replacement of operational telephones.
• Assist in the replacement of switches and systems (such as telephone exchanges & concentrators).
• Assist in the replacement of railway operational information systems.
• Assist in the replacement of PA and CCTV.
• Assist in the replacement of operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO).
• Assist in the replacement of GSM-R.
• Assist in the replacement of other industry specific telecoms equipment.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with equipment manufacturer's documents.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards.
• Follow all relevant diagrams and specifications ensuring that replacement activities comply with other industry specific telecoms standards/specifications.
• Replace the equipment in the correct sequence using appropriate tools and techniques as applicable to the equipment being replaced.
• Use power tools.
• Use hand tools.
• Use wire and cable strippers/cutter.
• Use IDC tools (such as punch down tool).
• Use crimping tools.
• Use soldering irons.
• Use torque wrenches.
• Use measuring equipment.
• Use levelling equipment.
• Make two of the following types of connections during the replacement.
• Make crimped connections.
• Make mechanical connections.
• Make soldered connections.
• Make IDC connections.
• Make optical connections.
• Make other specific types of termination/connection.
• Take suitable precautions to prevent damage to equipment during the replacement activity.
• Make any necessary settings or adjustments to the equipment to ensure it will function correctly.
• Ensure that the replacement is complete and that all components are free from damage including checking that all necessary connections to the equipment are complete.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant records and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Complete a job card.
• Complete an installation log and action report.
• Follow company reporting procedures.
• Complete other industry specific removal/installation records.
• Observe sufficient operations of the equipment to confirm it is functioning correctly.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control and report those that cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Set up a safe system of work for the activity and work to the system
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules and instructions
• Carry out the maintenance activities within limits of own authority
• Report instances where the maintenance activities cannot be fully met or where there are identified defects outside the planned schedule
• Dispose of waste materials in line with the organisation’s procedures

What you'll be able to do

• Identify your organisation's safety management system
• Identify relevant sections of the HASWA
• Identify COSHH regulations
• Identify safe work plans
• Identify SWL (Safe Working Load)
• Identify track access restrictions
• Identify track work instructions
• Identify track possession procedures
• Identify task risk control sheets
• Identify the current rule book
• Identify regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate)
• Identify equipment disconnections procedures
• Identify manual handling regulations
• Identify RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations) requirements
• Identify safety sign regulations
• Identify PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) requirements
• Identify the access requirements related to trackside site installation locations
• Identify the access requirements related to internal site installation locations (such as signal box, equipment room)
• Identify the access requirements related to areas to which the public have access
• Identify the access requirements related to confined spaces
• Identify the access requirements related to elevated structures
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the equipment being checked or tested, including any applicable previous compliance information
• Ensure that testing activities comply with infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures
• Ensure that testing activities comply with equipment manufacturer's documents
• Ensure that testing activities comply with BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards
• Ensure that testing activities comply with SMTH (Signalling Maintenance Testing Handbook)
• Ensure that testing activities comply with other industry specific signalling standards/specifications
• Check/test points
• Check/test train control (such as signals or other method of authorising train movements)
• Check/test train detection (such as track circuits or axle counters)
• Check/test power supplies
• Check/test balises
• Check/test ETCS (European Train Control System)
• Check/test other industry specific signalling equipment
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out
• Identify the sequence in which tests/checks are to be performed
• Identify the methods to be used
• Assist in continuity tests
• Assist in insulation tests
• Assist in earth arrangements tests
• Assist in interference tests
• Assist in correspondence tests
• Assist in function tests
• Assist in other industry specific signalling tests
• Assist in inspection checks
• Assist in wire count checks
• Assist in security checks
• Assist in profile checks
• Assist in labelling checks
• Assist in correlation checks
• Assist in compliance to diagrams checks
• Assist in physical condition checks
• Assist in other industry specific signalling checks
• Select and use calibrated hand tools
• Select and use un-calibrated hand tools
• Select and use calibrated test leads/loads
• Select and use computerised test equipment
• Select and use test recording equipment
• Select and use other specific signalling test equipment
• Check that tools and inspection equipment are in a useable condition
• Check that tools and inspection equipment are calibrated
• Report any instances where the test and/or checks cannot be completed
• Take suitable precautions to ensure activities do not interfere with the operational system
• Ensure all testing and checking equipment and tools are removed or stored in line with organisation’s procedures
• Assist in reporting completion of compliance activities in line with organisation’s procedures
• Pass the job card to the appropriate people
• Pass the SMTH (Signalling Maintenance Testing Handbook) to the appropriate people
• Pass the test certificates to the appropriate people
• Pass the test checklists to the appropriate people
• Pass the test log and action report to the appropriate people
• Pass the marked-up engineering drawings to the appropriate people
• Follow company reporting procedures
• Follow other industry specific test/compliance records procedures
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control
• Report problems which cannot be resolved

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from your organisation's safety management system.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from COSHH.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from safe work plans.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from SWL.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from track access restrictions.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from track work instructions.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from track possession.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from task risk control sheets.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from current rule book.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from equipment disconnections.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from manual handling regulations.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from RIDDOR.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from safety sign regulations.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from PPE.
• Identify the access requirements related to trackside site installation locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to internal site installation locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify the access requirements related to areas to which the public have access site installation locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to confined spaces site installation locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to elevated structures site installation locations.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the equipment being checked or tested, including any applicable previous compliance information and assist in the testing of specifications.
• Ensure that testing activities comply with infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures.
• Ensure that testing activities comply with equipment manufacturer's documents.
• Ensure that testing activities comply with BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards.
• Ensure that testing activities comply with TMTH.
• Ensure that testing activities comply with other industry specific telecom standards/specifications.
• Check/test transmission systems.
• Check/test bearer circuits.
• Check/test telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits.
• Check/test SCADA.
• Check/test operational telephones.
• Check/test switches and systems (such as telephone exchanges & concentrators).
• Check/test railway operational information systems.
• Check/test PA and CCTV.
• Check/test operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO).
• Check/test GSM-R.
• Check/test other industry specific telecoms equipment.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in bandwidth tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in power tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in interference tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in attenuation tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in frequency tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in image quality tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in alignment tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in day/night settings tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in OTDR tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in psophometric tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in insertion loss measurement tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in data error rate tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in voltage tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in current tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in resistance tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in continuity tests.
• Identify the tests/checks to be carried out, the sequence in which they are to be performed and the methods to be used and assist in other industry specific telecoms tests.
• Select and use calibrated hand tools as applicable to the equipment being tested and check that they are in a useable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use un-calibrated hand tools as applicable to the equipment being tested and check that they are in a useable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use calibrated test leads/loads as applicable to the equipment being tested and check that they are in a useable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use computerised test equipment as applicable to the equipment being tested and check that they are in a useable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use test recording equipment as applicable to the equipment being tested and check that they are in a useable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use other specific telecom test equipment as applicable to the equipment being tested and check that they are in a useable condition and calibrated.
• Report any instances where the test and/or checks cannot be completed.
• Take suitable precautions to ensure your activities do not interfere with the operational system.
• Ensure all testing and checking equipment and tools are removed or stored in line you’re your organisation’s procedures.
• Assist in reporting completion of compliance activities in line with your organisation’s procedures, to include job card, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in reporting completion of compliance activities in line with your organisation’s procedures, to include TMTH, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in reporting completion of compliance activities in line with your organisation’s procedures, to include test log and action report, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in reporting completion of compliance activities in line with your organisation’s procedures, to include company reporting procedures, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in reporting completion of compliance activities in line with your organisation’s procedures, to include other industry specific test records, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control and report those which cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines during communication-electronic maintenance activities.
• Undertake maintenance activities to cause minimal disruption to normal working.
• Use the correct issue of maintenance documentation (such as drawings, manuals, maintenance records).
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for risk assessment, COSHH, personal protective equipment and other relevant safety regulations.
• Confirm with the authorised person that the equipment is ready for carrying out the scheduled maintenance.
• Ensure the safe isolation of equipment.
• Ensure that safe access and working arrangements have been provided for the maintenance area.
• Carry out the scheduled maintenance activities, using appropriate techniques and procedures.
• Re-connect and return the equipment to service on completion of the maintenance activities.
• Leave the work area in a safe and tidy condition.
• Maintain the equipment in accordance with organisational guidelines and codes of practice.
• Maintain the equipment in accordance with the equipment manufacturer’s operation range.
• Maintain the equipment in accordance with BS, ISO and/or BSEN standards.
• Maintain the equipment in accordance with company standard operating procedures (SOP’s).
• Maintain the equipment in accordance with documents such as technical procedures, vehicle maintenance instructions, vehicle overhaul instructions, workshop overhaul standards specifications.
• Follow the relevant communication-electronic maintenance schedules to carry out the required work.
• Carry out the communication-electronic maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two communication-electronic systems, sub-systems or assemblies (at least one of which must be selected from group A).
• Work on transmitters.
• Work on transceivers.
• Work on receivers.
• Work on aerial systems.
• Work on radar systems.
• Work on staff communication systems (such as GSMR, PA, cab to cab).
• Work on train control systems (such as AWS, ATP, TPWS, ETCS).
• Work on data transmission lines (such as fibre optics, coaxial, baluns, twin wire).
• Work on display systems (such as crew and passenger information).
• Work on driver-machine interface.
• Work on optical systems (such as CCTV).
• Work on built-in test equipment.
• Work on data network systems (such as LANs, WANs).
• Work on data network interfaces (such as switches, router, bridging networks).
• Work on any other identifiable electronic system, subsystem or assemblies to Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) level.
• Work on environmental control systems (such as temperature, alarms, fire protection, fire suppression).
• Work on electromechanical systems (such as servos, motors, relays, complex switches).
• Work on power generation systems (such as AC/DC generators, batteries).
• Work on power distribution systems (such as single phase/3-phase distribution panels, shore connections).
• Work on traction supply control systems (such as inverters, rectifiers, regenerative braking).
• Work on monitoring systems (such as On Train Data Recorder (OTDR)).
• Work on hybrid systems (such as ADC, DAC).
• Carry out ten of the following communication-electronic maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale.
• Remove excessive dirt or grime.
• Make sensory checks (such as sight, sound, smell or touch).
• Perform visual examination and testing of a system against the maintenance schedule.
• Replace ‘lifed’ consumables.
• Monitor the condition/deterioration of components (such as connectors, switches, contactors, fans, safety devices).
• Carry out system self-analysis checks.
• Make routine adjustments.
• Carry out leak checks on connections (where appropriate).
• Check the condition of cables.
• Check the integrity of connections.
• Make insulation resistance checks.
• Check/tighten fastenings to the required torque.
• Correctly fit locking devices.
• Test the system operation.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines.
• Undertake maintenance activities to cause minimal disruption to normal working.
• Use the correct issue of maintenance documentation (such as drawings, manuals, maintenance records).
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for risk assessment, COSHH, personal protective equipment and other relevant safety regulations.
• Confirm with the authorised person that the equipment is ready for carrying out the scheduled maintenance.
• Ensure the safe isolation of equipment (such as mechanical, electricity, air or fluids).
• Ensure that safe access and working arrangements have been provided for the maintenance area.
• Carry out the scheduled maintenance activities, using appropriate techniques and procedures.
• Dispose of waste items in a safe and environmentally acceptable manner.
• Leave the work area in a safe and tidy condition.
• Maintain fluid power equipment, in accordance with organisational guidelines and codes of practice.
• Maintain fluid power equipment, in accordance with equipment manufacturer’s operation range.
• Maintain fluid power equipment, in accordance with BS, ISO and/or BSEN standards.
• Maintain fluid power equipment, in accordance with company standard operating procedures (SOP’s).
• Maintain fluid power equipment, in accordance with documents such as technical procedures, vehicle maintenance instructions, vehicle overhaul instructions, workshop overhaul standards specifications.
• Follow the relevant fluid power maintenance schedules to carry out the required work.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: single-phase power supplies.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: control systems and components.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: three-phase power supplies.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: direct current power supplies.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: wiring protection/support systems.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: traction motors.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: luminaires.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: switchgear and distribution panels.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: batteries.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on two of the following types of electrical equipment: other specific electrical equipment.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: removing excessive dirt and grime.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: making sensory checks (such as sight, sound, smell, touch).
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: replacing ‘lifed’ consumables (such as brushes, seals, batteries, indicators, protection devices).
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: monitoring the condition/deterioration of components (such as cables, connectors, switches, contactors, safety devices).
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: checking that any safety equipment or controls are operating correctly.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: checking the operation of test/measuring equipment (such as instrumentation, sensors and indicators).
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: carrying out and/or checking equipment self-analysis data.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: making adjustments to components and/or connections.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: checking/tightening fastenings to the required torque.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: correct fitting of locking devices.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: checking the integrity and security of earth bonding.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: reviewing and checking equipment operation and performance.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: recording the results of the scheduled maintenance activity.
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: reporting or taking action with regard to any defects that require immediate attention (such as replacing ‘non-lifed’ components).
• Carry out ten of following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale: other specific maintenance activity.
• Report any instances where the maintenance activities cannot be fully met or where there are identified defects outside the planned schedule.
• Complete relevant maintenance records accurately and pass them on to the appropriate person, including job cards.
• Complete relevant maintenance records accurately and pass them on to the appropriate person, including specific company documentation.
• Complete relevant maintenance records accurately and pass them on to the appropriate person, including permit to work/formal risk assessment.
• Complete relevant maintenance records accurately and pass them on to the appropriate person, including maintenance log or report.
• Complete relevant maintenance records accurately and pass them on to the appropriate person, including electronic records.
• Dispose of waste materials in accordance with safe working practices and approved procedures.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines.
• Undertake the maintenance activities to cause minimal disruption to normal working.
• Use the correct issue of maintenance documentation (such as drawings, manuals, maintenance records).
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for risk assessment, COSHH, personal protective equipment and other relevant safety regulations.
• Adhere to company specific contamination and control procedures at all times.
• Confirm with the authorised person that the equipment is ready for carrying out the scheduled maintenance.
• Ensure the safe isolation of equipment (such as mechanical, electricity, air or fluids).
• Ensure that safe access and working arrangements have been provided for the maintenance area.
• Carry out the scheduled maintenance activities, using appropriate techniques and procedures.
• Dispose of waste items in a safe and environmentally acceptable manner.
• Leave the work area in a safe and tidy condition.
• Maintain fluid power equipment in accordance with organisational guidelines and codes of practice.
• Maintain fluid power equipment in accordance with equipment manufacturer’s operation range.
• Maintain fluid power equipment in accordance with BS, ISO and/or BSEN standards.
• Maintain fluid power equipment in accordance with company standard operating procedures (SOP’s).
• Maintain fluid power equipment in accordance with documents such as technical procedures, vehicle maintenance instructions, vehicle overhaul instructions, workshop overhaul standards specifications.
• Follow the relevant fluid power maintenance schedules to carry out the required work.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on pneumatic equipment.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on hydraulic equipment.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on vacuum equipment.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on pumps.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on compressors.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on pipework and hoses/tubing.
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on storage devices (such as reservoirs, receivers, accumulators).
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on control devices (such as valves, sensors, switches).
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on power devices (such as cylinders, actuators, motors).
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on supply devices (such as gauges, filters, dryers, regulators).
• Carry out the fluid power maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on other specific system components.
• Carry out ten of the following fluid power maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed time scale.
• Remove excessive dirt and grime.
• Make sensory checks (such as sight, sound, smell, touch).
• Drain down water traps.
• Check equipment for leaks.
• Replace ‘lifed’ consumables (such as gaskets/seals, filters, hoses).
• Monitor the condition/deterioration of components (such as actuators, mechanical control devices, pipework, hoses).
• Check that any safety equipment or controls are operating correctly (such as switches and sensors).
• Check the operation of instrumentation (such as gauges and indicators).
• Carry out and/or check equipment self-analysis data.
• Make adjustments to components and connections.
• Check/tighten fastenings to the required torque.
• Correctly fit locking devices.
• Replenish items (such as oils, greases or other fluids).
• Review and check the equipment operation and performance.
• Record the results of the scheduled maintenance activity.
• Report or take action with regard to any defects that require immediate attention (such as replacing non-‘lifed’ components).
• Carry out other specific maintenance activity.
• Report any instances where the maintenance activities cannot be fully met or where there are identified defects outside the planned schedule.
• Complete job cards accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete specific company documentation accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete permit to work/formal risk assessment accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete maintenance log or report accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete electronic records accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines.
• Undertake maintenance activities to cause minimal disruption to normal working.
• Use the correct issue of maintenance documentation (such as drawings, manuals, maintenance records).
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for risk assessment, COSHH, personal protective equipment and other relevant safety regulations.
• Confirm with the authorised person that the equipment is ready for carrying out the scheduled maintenance.
• Ensure the safe isolation of equipment (such as mechanical, electricity, air or fluids).
• Ensure that safe access and working arrangements have been provided for the maintenance area.
• Carry out the scheduled maintenance activities, using appropriate techniques and procedures.
• Dispose of waste items in a safe and environmentally acceptable manner.
• Leave the work area in a safe and tidy condition.
• Maintain mechanical equipment in accordance with organisational guidelines and codes of practice.
• Maintain mechanical equipment in accordance with equipment manufacturer’s operation range.
• Maintain mechanical equipment in accordance with BS, ISO and/or BSEN standards.
• Maintain mechanical equipment in accordance with company standard operating procedures (SOP’s).
• Maintain mechanical equipment in accordance with documents such as technical procedures, vehicle maintenance instructions, vehicle overhaul instructions, workshop overhaul standards specifications.
• Follow the relevant mechanical maintenance schedules to carry out the required work.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on gearboxes.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on drive train components.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on mechanical structures.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on auto couplers.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on engines.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on pumps.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on doors.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on compressors.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on suspension.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on bogies/underframe.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on control valves.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on brakes.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on fuel tanks.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities within the limits of your personal authority on other specific mechanical equipment.
• Carry out the mechanical maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed time scale.
• Remove excessive dirt and grime.
• Make sensory checks (such as sight, sound, smell, touch).
• Check equipment for leaks.
• Replace ‘lifed’ consumables (such as fluids, filters, gaskets/seals, hoses).
• Monitor the condition/deterioration of components (such as brakes, bearings, chains, belts, gears, cams, couplings, levers, wiper blades).
• Check that any safety equipment or controls are operating correctly.
• Check the operation of instrumentation (such as gauges, sensors and indicators).
• Carry out and/or check equipment self-analysis data.
• Make adjustments to components and connections.
• Check/tighten fastenings to the required torque.
• Correctly fit locking devices.
• Drain and flush equipment.
• Replenish items (such as oils, greases, sand, coolant, water, washer fluid).
• Review and check equipment operation and performance.
• Record the results of the scheduled maintenance activity.
• Report or take action with regard to any defects that require immediate attention (such as replacing non-‘lifed’ components).
• Carry out other specific maintenance activity.
• Report any instances where the maintenance activities cannot be fully met or where there are identified defects outside the planned schedule.
• Complete job cards accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete specific company documentation accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete permit to work/formal risk assessment accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete maintenance log or report accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Complete electronic records accurately and pass them onto the appropriate person.
• Dispose of waste materials in accordance with safe working practices and approved procedures.

What you'll be able to do

• Demonstrate knowledge of relevant safety regulations and standards.

What you'll be able to do

• Comply with duties and obligations as defined in the Health and Safety at Work Act
• Demonstrate the required occupational behaviours in line with the job role and company objectives
• Apply in principle their duties and responsibilities as an individual under the Health and Safety at Work Act
• Identify, within their organisation, appropriate sources of information and guidance on health and safety issues, such as eye protection and personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Identify, within their organisation, appropriate sources of information and guidance on health and safety issues, such as COSHH regulations
• Identify, within their organisation, appropriate sources of information and guidance on health and safety issues, such as Risk assessments
• Identify the warning signs and labels of the main groups of hazardous or dangerous substances
• Comply with the appropriate statutory regulations at all times
• Comply with company/sector procedures in regard to safe access to work locations
• Present themselves in the workplace suitably prepared for the activities to be undertaken
• Follow organisational accident procedures
• Follow organisational emergency procedures
• Identify the appropriate qualified first aiders and the location of first aid facilities
• Identify the procedures to be followed in the event of injury to themselves or others
• Follow organisational procedures in the event of fire and the evacuation of premises
• Identify the procedures to be followed in the event of dangerous occurrences or hazardous malfunctions of equipment
• Recognise hazards in the workplace
• Control hazards in the workplace
• Identify the hazards and risks that are associated with their working environment
• Identify the hazards and risks that are associated with the equipment that they use
• Identify the hazards and risks that are associated with materials and substances

What you'll be able to do

• Comply with organisational procedures, working safely at all times.
• Follow health and safety legislation, regulations, and safe working practices and procedures applicable to the work location, referencing the organisation's safety management system, HASWA, COSHH, safe work plans (such as SSOWP), SWL, track access restrictions, track work instructions, track possession, task risk control sheets, current rule book, regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines, equipment disconnections, manual handling regulations, RIDDOR, safety sign regulations, and PPE, as applicable.
• Confirm the location of the activity.
• Determine the access arrangements related to two of the following types of site locations: trackside, internal (such as signal box, equipment room), areas to which the public have access, confined spaces, and elevated structures.
• Check that the requirements for safe access meet organisational procedures as applicable to the activity, including protection and possession, isolation, traction supply OHLE and DC, and establishment of a communication system.
• Advise other people as required of the requirements for safe access as applicable to the work location, including signing in and off site register, site briefing attendance, site access authorisation card, and personal track safety certificate.
• Take action to ensure the requirements for safe access to work are implemented and remain in place for the duration of the activity.
• Establish and maintain communication with relevant personnel.
• Deal effectively with problems within limits of own authority.
• Report problems that cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering points.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering train control (such as signals or other method of authorising train movements).
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering train detection (such as track circuits or axle counters).
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering power supplies.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering balises.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering ETCS.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering other industry specific signalling equipment.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from design drawings.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from installation plans.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from handbooks.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from installation standards.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from equipment specific requirements.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from manufactures instructions.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from schedules.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from procedures.
• Ensure that the information is current, authorised and contains all essential data.
• Identify and deal promptly with information that is inadequate, contradictory and/or ambiguous.

What you'll be able to do

• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering points.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering train control (such as signals or other method of authorising train movements).
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering train detection (such as track circuits or axle counters).
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering power supplies.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering balises.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering ETCS.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering other industry specific signalling equipment.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from design drawings.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from installation plans.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from handbooks.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from installation standards.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from equipment specific requirements.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from manufactures instructions.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from schedules.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from procedures.
• Ensure that the information is current, authorised and contains all essential data.
• Identify and deal promptly with information that is inadequate, contradictory and/or ambiguous.
• Identify and deal promptly and effectively with any problems occurring with the requirements and their interpretation.

What you'll be able to do

• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering transmission systems.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering bearer circuits.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering SCADA.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering operational telephones.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering switches and systems (telephone exchanges & concentrators).
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering railway operational information systems.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering PA and CCTV.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO).
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering GSM-R.
• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering other industry specific telecom equipment.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from design drawings as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from installation plans as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from handbooks as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from installation standards as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from equipment specific requirements as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from manufactures instructions as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from schedules as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from procedures as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Ensure that the information is current, authorised and contains all essential data.
• Identify and deal promptly with information that is inadequate, contradictory and/or ambiguous.
• Identify and deal promptly and effectively with any problems occurring with the requirements and their interpretation.

What you'll be able to do

• Identify and source the information required for installation activities covering one of the following types of telecoms equipment.
• Identify and source information for transmission systems.
• Identify and source information for bearer circuits.
• Identify and source information for telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits.
• Identify and source information for SCADA.
• Identify and source information for operational telephones.
• Identify and source information for switches and systems (telephone exchanges & concentrators).
• Identify and source information for railway operational information systems.
• Identify and source information for PA and CCTV.
• Identify and source information for operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO).
• Identify and source information for GSM-R.
• Identify and source information for other industry specific telecom equipment.
• Source and interpret accurate and relevant information on technical requirements from the following sources as applicable to the equipment being installed.
• Source and interpret information from design drawings.
• Source and interpret information from installation plans.
• Source and interpret information from handbooks.
• Source and interpret information from installation standards.
• Source and interpret information from equipment specific requirements.
• Source and interpret information from manufactures instructions.
• Source and interpret information from schedules.
• Source and interpret information from procedures.
• Ensure that the information is current, authorised and contains all essential data.
• Identify and deal promptly with information that is inadequate, contradictory and/or ambiguous.
• Identify and deal promptly and effectively with any problems occurring with the requirements and their interpretation.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with their organisation’s procedures
• Source and interpret the relevant specifications for the asset(s) being checked
• Identify, analyse and determine the sequence of activities to be undertaken
• Identify the equipment and components to be checked
• Carry out the activities within the limits of their own authority
• Carry out the activities in the specified sequence and in the agreed timescale
• Confirm the operational condition of the asset(s)
• Complete relevant documentation accurately and pass to the appropriate person(s), if applicable
• Identify where the operational condition of the asset(s) may affect the functional integrity and safety of the operational system
• Report any instances where the activities cannot be fully completed
• Complete relevant records accurately and pass them on to the appropriate person(s), if applicable

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures.
• Follow your organisation's safety management system.
• Follow relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Follow COSHH.
• Follow safe work plans.
• Follow SWL.
• Follow track access restrictions.
• Follow track work instructions.
• Follow track possession.
• Follow task risk control sheets.
• Follow current rule book.
• Follow regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Follow equipment disconnections.
• Follow manual handling regulations.
• Follow RIDDOR.
• Follow safety sign regulations.
• Use PPE.
• Identify the access requirements related to two of the following types of site installation locations.
• Identify access requirements related to trackside locations.
• Identify access requirements related to internal locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify access requirements related to areas to which the public have access.
• Identify access requirements related to confined spaces.
• Identify access requirements related to elevated structures.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the installation being carried out and ensure that installation activities comply with infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the installation being carried out and ensure that installation activities comply with work authorisations.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the installation being carried out and ensure that installation activities comply with installation charts/diagrams.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the installation being carried out and ensure that installation activities comply with equipment manufacturer's documents.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the installation being carried out and ensure that installation activities comply with BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the installation being carried out and ensure that installation activities comply with other industry specific signalling standards/specifications.
• Carry out all installation activities within the limits of your own authority, responsibility and competence, assisting in the installation of one of the following types of signalling equipment including as appropriate integrity checks.
• Assist in the installation of points.
• Assist in the installation of train control equipment (such as signals or other method of authorising train movements).
• Assist in the installation of train detection equipment (such as track circuits or axle counters).
• Assist in the installation of power supplies.
• Assist in the installation of balises.
• Assist in the installation of ETCS.
• Assist in the installation of other industry specific signalling equipment.
• Use the correct tools and equipment as applicable for the installation and check that they are in a safe, usable condition and calibrated.
• Use power tools.
• Use hand tools.
• Use wire and cable strippers.
• Use IDC tools (such as punch down tool).
• Use crimping tools.
• Use torque wrenches.
• Use measuring equipment.
• Use levelling equipment.
• Install, position, secure and label the equipment, components and cables in accordance with the installation specifications and standards.
• Make two of the following types of terminations/connections during the installation.
• Make crimped connections.
• Make mechanical connections.
• Make fluid power connections.
• Make soldered connections.
• Make IDC connections.
• Make optical connections.
• Make other specific types of termination/connection.
• Run, secure and terminate wires and cables correctly.
• Make two of the following types of terminations/connections during the installation.
• Use power tools.
• Use hand tools.
• Use wire and cable strippers.
• Use IDC tools (such as punch down tool).
• Use crimping tools.
• Use torque wrenches.
• Use measuring equipment.
• Identify and correctly label wires and cables in accordance with installation requirements.
• Ensure that the installation is complete and that all components are free from damage, including checking that all necessary connections to the equipment are complete and all waste items are dealt with in line with your organisation's procedures.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant installation records and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Complete a job card.
• Complete an installation log and action report.
• Complete completion certificates.
• Follow company reporting procedures.
• Complete other industry specific installation records.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control and report those which cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures.
• Follow health and safety legislation, regulations, and safe working practices and procedures applicable to the work location and activities, referencing the organisation's safety management system, HASWA, COSHH, safe work plans, SWL, track access restrictions, track work instructions, track possession, task risk control sheets, current rule book, regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines, equipment disconnections, manual handling regulations, RIDDOR, safety sign regulations, and PPE, as applicable.
• Identify the access requirements related to two of the following types of site installation locations: trackside, internal (such as signal box, equipment room), areas to which the public have access, confined spaces, and elevated structures.
• Follow all relevant diagrams, specifications and procedures for the installation being carried out.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant installation records, to include one of the following: job card, installation log and action report, company reporting procedures, or other industry-specific installation records, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Carry out all installation activities within the limits of your own authority, responsibility and competence.
• Use the correct tools and equipment as applicable for the installation and check that they are in a safe, usable condition and calibrated, including power tools, hand tools, wire and cable strippers, IDC tools (such as punch down tool), crimping tools, torque wrenches, measuring equipment, and levelling equipment.
• Install, position and secure the equipment and components in accordance with the specification for one of the following types of telecom equipment: transmission systems, bearer circuits, telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits, SCADA, operational telephones, switches and systems (such as telephone exchanges & concentrators), railway operational information systems, PA and CCTV, operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO), GSM-R, or other industry-specific telecom equipment.
• Run, secure and terminate wires and cables correctly using two of the following types of connections during the installation: crimping, mechanical, soldering, IDC, optical, or other specific type of termination/connection.
• Identify and correctly label wires and cables in accordance with installation requirements.
• Ensure that the installation is complete and that all components are free from damage, including checking that all necessary connections to the equipment are complete and all waste items are dealt with in line with your organisation's procedures.
• Ensure that installation activities comply with one of the following: infrastructure guidelines and standard operating procedures, equipment manufacturer's documents, BS, ISO and/or BS EN standards, or other industry-specific telecom standards/specifications.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control.
• Report problems which cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures.
• Apply the organisation's safety management system.
• Apply relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Apply COSHH regulations.
• Apply safe work plans.
• Apply SWL procedures.
• Apply track access restrictions.
• Apply track work instructions.
• Apply track possession procedures.
• Apply task risk control sheets.
• Apply the current rule book.
• Apply regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Apply equipment disconnections procedures.
• Apply manual handling regulations.
• Apply RIDDOR regulations.
• Apply safety sign regulations.
• Use appropriate PPE.
• Identify the access requirements related to trackside site installation locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to internal site installation locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify the access requirements related to areas to which the public have access.
• Identify the access requirements related to confined spaces.
• Identify the access requirements related to elevated structures.
• Identify the area of work and the points equipment which is to be maintained.
• Identify the area of work and the train control equipment (such as signals or other method of authorising train movements) which is to be maintained.
• Identify the area of work and the train detection equipment (such as track circuits or axle counters) which is to be maintained.
• Identify the area of work and the power supplies equipment which is to be maintained.
• Identify the area of work and the balises equipment which is to be maintained.
• Identify the area of work and the ETCS equipment which is to be maintained.
• Identify the area of work and other industry specific signalling equipment which is to be maintained.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out the required work.
• Carry out visual and aural checks as applicable to the equipment being maintained and within the limits of own authority.
• Carry out electrical measurements and adjustments as applicable to the equipment being maintained and within the limits of own authority.
• Carry out mechanical measurements and adjustments as applicable to the equipment being maintained and within the limits of own authority.
• Carry out routine servicing as applicable to the equipment being maintained and within the limits of own authority.
• Carry out cleaning as applicable to the equipment being maintained and within the limits of own authority.
• Carry out lubricating as applicable to the equipment being maintained and within the limits of own authority.
• Carry out other specific signalling maintenance activity as applicable to the equipment being maintained and within the limits of own authority.
• Carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway systems.
• Select and use power tools applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use hand tools applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use wire and cable strippers applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use IDC tools (such as punch down tool) applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use crimping tools applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use multi-meters applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use measuring equipment applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use test equipment applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use other specific signalling maintenance tools/equipment applicable to the equipment being maintained and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Ensure waste items and tools are removed or stored in line with your organisation's procedures.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant job card and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant SMTH and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant maintenance log and action report and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant company reporting procedures and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of other industry specific maintenance records and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control and report those which cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from your organisation's safety management system.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from COSHH.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from safe work plans.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from SWL.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from track access restrictions.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from track work instructions.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from track possession.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from task risk control sheets.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from current rule book.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from equipment disconnections.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from manual handling regulations.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from RIDDOR.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from safety sign regulations.
• Work safely at all times, complying with your organisation's procedures and following the health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from PPE.
• Identify the access requirements related to trackside site installation locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to internal site installation locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify the access requirements related to areas to which the public have access.
• Identify the access requirements related to confined spaces.
• Identify the access requirements related to elevated structures.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of transmission systems.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of bearer circuits.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of SCADA.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of operational telephones.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of switches and systems (such as telephone exchanges & concentrators).
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of railway operational information systems.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of PA and CCTV.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO).
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of GSM-R.
• Identify the area of work and the equipment which is to be maintained, assisting in the planned maintenance of other industry specific telecom equipment.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out visual and aural checks as applicable to the equipment being maintained.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out electrical measurements and adjustments as applicable to the equipment being maintained.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out mechanical measurements and adjustments as applicable to the equipment being maintained.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out routine servicing as applicable to the equipment being maintained.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out cleaning as applicable to the equipment being maintained.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out lubricating as applicable to the equipment being maintained.
• Follow the relevant maintenance schedules or procedures to carry out other specific telecom maintenance activity as applicable to the equipment being maintained.
• Select and use the correct power tools and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct hand tools and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct wire and cable strippers and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct IDC tools (such as punch down tool) and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct crimping tools and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct multi-meters and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct measuring equipment and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct test equipment and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Select and use the correct other specific telecoms maintenance tools/equipment and check that they are in a safe usable condition and calibrated.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of transmission systems and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of bearer circuits and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of telecoms bearers carrying signalling circuits and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of SCADA and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of operational telephones and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of switches and systems (such as telephone exchanges & concentrators) and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of railway operational information systems and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of PA and CCTV and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of operational CCTV (such as OPO/DOO) and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of GSM-R and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the planned maintenance of other industry specific telecom equipment and carry out the maintenance activities in the specified sequence and in an agreed timescale ensuring that the work does not interfere with any operational railway system.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant maintenance records, to include completing a job card, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant maintenance records, to include completing a TMTH, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant maintenance records, to include completing an installation log and action report, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant maintenance records, to include following company reporting procedures, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant maintenance records, to include completing other industry specific installation records, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Ensure waste items and tools are removed or stored in line with your organisation's procedures.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within your control and report those which cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Source and interpret information required for the activity.
• Identify health and safety issues and safe working practices and procedures that must be followed.
• Identify the activities to be carried out and determine their sequence.
• Establish what resources are required.
• Identify any special requirements and incorporate them in the plan, for example, identifying when independent testing and additional communications equipment are required.
• Identify where technical documentation, equipment, tools, materials, components and/or personnel are not available and deal with the deficiency in line with their organisation's procedures.
• Estimate the timescales required.
• Prepare and record the plan.
• Ensure all required documentation is complete, accurate, formatted and processed in accordance their organisation's procedures.
• Deal effectively with problems within the limits of their own authority and report those that cannot be resolved.
• Discuss and agree with the relevant person(s) effective and efficient alternatives where planned activities cannot be achieved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times following health and safety legislation, regulations and safeworking practices and procedures.
• Apply the organisation's safety management system.
• Apply relevant sections of the HASWA.
• Apply COSHH regulations.
• Apply safe work plans.
• Apply track access restrictions.
• Apply track work instructions.
• Apply track possession procedures.
• Apply task risk control sheets.
• Apply the current rule book.
• Apply regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines (where appropriate).
• Apply equipment disconnections procedures.
• Apply manual handling regulations.
• Apply RIDDOR regulations.
• Apply safety sign regulations.
• Use appropriate PPE.
• Withdraw all possession and protection measures in line with organisational procedures.
• Take the appropriate action to confirm that the work area is secured on completion of the work.
• Identify the access requirements related to trackside site locations.
• Identify the access requirements related to internal site locations (such as signal box, equipment room).
• Identify the access requirements related to areas to which the public have access.
• Identify the access requirements related to confined spaces.
• Identify the access requirements related to elevated structures.
• Restore the work areas to a safe condition in accordance with agreed requirements and schedules.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant job card and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant maintenance log and action report and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant company reporting procedures and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Assist in the completion of other handover records and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Take action to separate equipment, components and materials for re-use from waste items.
• Take action to store reusable materials and equipment in an appropriate location.
• Store tools in an appropriate location.
• Store test equipment in an appropriate location.
• Store materials in an appropriate location.
• Store consumables in an appropriate location.
• Store plant in an appropriate location.
• Store communications equipment in an appropriate location.
• Identify, mark and secure any waste items that cannot be removed immediately, maintaining the safe operation of the railway at all times.
• Identify all plant, tools and test equipment that cannot be removed and ensure that it is secured and stored where they do not interfere with the safe operation of the railway.
• Dispose of waste materials in line with organisational procedures.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within own control and report those that cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times following health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures.
• Follow health and safety legislation, regulations and safe working practices and procedures, from the following as applicable to the work location and activities: organisation's safety management system, relevant sections of the HASWA, COSHH, safe work plans, track access restrictions, track work instructions, track possession, task risk control sheets, current rule book, regulations for working under OHLE and in the vicinity of DC lines, equipment disconnections, manual handling regulations, RIDDOR, safety sign regulations, and PPE.
• Withdraw all possession and protection measures in line with organisational procedures.
• Take the appropriate action to confirm that the work area is secured on completion of the work.
• Identify the access requirements related to two of the following types of site locations: trackside, internal (such as signal box, equipment room), areas to which the public have access, confined spaces, and elevated structures.
• Restore the work areas to a safe condition in accordance with agreed requirements and schedules.
• Assist in the completion of the relevant records, to include one of the following: job card, maintenance log and action report, company reporting procedures, or other handover records, and pass it to the appropriate people.
• Take action to separate equipment, components and materials for re-use from waste items.
• Take action to store reusable materials and equipment in an appropriate location including the following as applicable to the work activities: tools, test equipment, materials, consumables, plant, and communications equipment.
• Identify, mark and secure any waste items that cannot be removed immediately, maintaining the safe operation of the railway at all times.
• Identify all plant, tools and test equipment that cannot be removed and ensure that it is secured and stored where they do not interfere with the safe operation of the railway.
• Dispose of waste materials in line with organisational procedures.
• Deal promptly and effectively with problems within own control.
• Report problems that cannot be resolved.

What you'll be able to do

• Set up a safe system of work in line with organisational procedures
• Work to the safe system of work
• Source the relevant specifications
• Interpret the relevant specifications
• Prepare the worksite for repair
• Carry out the repairs within agreed timescales using approved materials and components, methods and procedures
• Ensure that the repaired asset meets the specified operating conditions
• Produce accurate and complete records of all repair work carried out

What you'll be able to do

• Set up a safe system of work in line with organisational procedures and work to the system.
• Source and interpret the relevant specifications.
• Prepare the worksite for repair.
• Carry out the repairs within agreed timescales using approved materials and components, methods and procedures.
• Ensure that the repaired asset meets the specified operating conditions.
• Produce accurate and complete records of all repair work carried out.

What you'll be able to do

• Successfully restore railway switches and crossings.

What you'll be able to do

• Set up a safe system of work in line with organisational procedures and work to the system.
• Identify the asset to be restored.
• Follow the relevant specifications for the track to be repaired.
• Prepare the track for repair.
• Carry out the repairs within agreed timescale using approved materials and components, methods and procedures.
• Ensure that the repaired track meets the specified operating conditions.
• Produce accurate and complete records of all repair work carried out in line with organisational procedures.

What you'll be able to do

• Identify and rectify track geometry faults manually.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines
• Carry out all of the following activities during the installation: 2.1. Adhere to safety briefing instructions, risk assessments, COSHH, safe system of work and other relevant safety standards 2.2. Obtain authority before carrying out the installation activities and follow the directions given 2.3. Leave the work area in a safe condition
• Select and use correctly six of the following types of personal protection equipment: 3.1. Safety harnesses 3.2. Safety helmets 3.3. Approved high visibility clothing 3.4. Approved safety footwear 3.5. Gloves 3.6. Goggles 3.7. Ear protection (as appropriate) 3.8. Other specific equipment
• Undertake activities within the limits of authority, following recording, reporting and escalation procedures
• Follow the relevant documentation for the overhead line components to be renewed or installed and adjusted as directed
• Install or renew one of the following two overhead line equipment components under direction: 6.1. Section insulators 6.2. Neutral sections And also one of the following: 6.3. Cross contact assemblies 6.4. Droppers and jumpers And also one of the following: 6.5. Overlaps 6.6. Switches and isolators 6.7. Booster/auxiliary transformers 6.8. Cross track feeders
• Adjust the registration and installed components for all of the following under direction: 7.1. Stagger 7.2. Height 7.3. Tension (as appropriate)
• Carry out the installation and adjustment activities within agreed timescale using approved materials and components and methods and procedures and under direction
• Carry out checks on the components being installed and adjusted under direction, to include all of the following: 9.1. Assist with checking that the installed and adjusted components comply with the installation specification 9.2. Making visual checks for completeness and freedom from damage
• Complete activities under direction of competent personnel and using correct tools and equipment as specified within the limits of authority
• Assist with the production of accurate records of work undertaken
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include one of the following: 12.1. Installation record 12.2. Hand over document 12.3. Other specific recording document

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines
• Carry out all of the following activities during the installation: 2.1. Adhere to safety briefing instructions, risk assessments, COSHH, safe system of work and other relevant safety standards 2.2. Obtain authority before carrying out the installation activities and follow the directions given 2.3. Leave the work area in a safe condition
• Select and use correctly six of the following types of personal protection equipment: 3.1. Safety harnesses 3.2. Safety helmets 3.3. Approved high visibility clothing 3.4. Approved safety footwear 3.5. Gloves 3.6. Goggles 3.7. Ear protection (as appropriate) 3.8. Other specific equipment
• Undertake activities within the limits of authority, following recording, reporting and escalation procedures
• Follow the relevant renewal, installation or enhancement documentation for the earthing and bonding components to be renewed or installed as directed
• Carry out earthing and bonding activities including all of the following under direction: 6.1. Cutting required length of bond 6.2. Termination of bond connections 6.3. Installation of bonds in the correct sequence 6.4. Correct use of tools and equipment 6.5. Assist with electrical continuity testing (as appropriate) 6.6. Removal of temporary bonding (as appropriate)
• Install or renew one of the following types of bonding systems under direction: 7.1. Miles Royston (Glenair) 7.2. Cembre 7.3. Other specific system type
• Carry out the installation activities within agreed timescale using approved materials and components and methods and procedures and under direction
• Carry out checks on the earthing and bonding being installed under direction, to include all of the following: 9.1. Assist with checking that the installed bonds comply with the installation specification 9.2. Making visual checks for completeness and freedom from damage
• Complete activities under direction of competent personnel and using correct tools and equipment as specified within the limits of authority
• Assist with the production of accurate records of work undertaken
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include one of the following: 12.1. Installation record 12.2. Hand over document 12.3. Other specific recording document

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines
• Carry out all of the following activities during the installation: 2.1. Adhere to safety briefing instructions, risk assessments, COSHH, safe system of work and other relevant safety standards 2.2. Obtain authority before carrying out the installation activities and follow the directions given 2.3. Leave the work area in a safe condition
• Select and use correctly six of the following types of personal protection equipment: 3.1. Safety harnesses 3.2. Safety helmets 3.3. Approved high visibility clothing 3.4. Approved safety footwear 3.5. Gloves 3.6. Goggles 3.7. Ear protection (as appropriate) 3.8. Other specific equipment
• Undertake activities within the limits of authority, following recording, reporting and escalation procedures
• Follow the relevant renewal, installation or enhancement documentation for the main steelwork to be renewed or installed as directed
• Undertake all of the following installation activities under direction: 6.1. Use of lifting equipment 6.2. Positioning and fastening of steelwork 6.3. Adjustments to level, rake and alignment
• Install or renew one of the following types of main steelwork under direction: 7.1. Cantilever masts 7.2. Twin track cantilevers 7.3. Headspan masts 7.4. Portals ‘A’ frames
• Carry out the installation activities within agreed timescales using approved materials and components and method and procedures and under direction
• Apply installation methods and techniques under direction, to include five of the following: 9.1. Hole and fixing preparation 9.2. Shimming and packing (as applicable) 9.3. Positioning equipment 9.4. Securing using mechanical fixings 9.5. Levelling and aligning equipment 9.6. Torque loading 9.7. Applying locking devices (as applicable)
• Carry out checks appropriate to the type of steelwork being installed under direction, to include all of the following: 10.1. Assist with checking that the installed steelwork complies with the installation specification 10.2. Making visual checks for completeness and freedom from damage
• Complete activities under direction of competent personnel and using correct tools and equipment as specified within the limits of authority
• Assist with the production of accurate records of work undertaken
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include one of the following: 13.1. Installation record 13.2. Hand over document 13.3. Other specific recording document

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines.
• Adhere to safety briefing instructions during the installation of overhead line equipment small part steelwork.
• Adhere to risk assessments during the installation of overhead line equipment small part steelwork.
• Adhere to COSHH regulations during the installation of overhead line equipment small part steelwork.
• Adhere to safe system of work procedures during the installation of overhead line equipment small part steelwork.
• Adhere to other relevant safety standards during the installation of overhead line equipment small part steelwork.
• Obtain authority before carrying out the installation activities and follow the directions given.
• Leave the work area in a safe condition.
• Select and use safety harnesses correctly.
• Select and use safety helmets correctly.
• Select and use approved high visibility clothing correctly.
• Select and use approved safety footwear correctly.
• Select and use gloves correctly.
• Select and use goggles correctly.
• Select and use ear protection (as appropriate) correctly.
• Select and use other specific equipment correctly.
• Undertake activities within the limits of authority, following recording, reporting and escalation procedures.
• Follow the relevant renewal, installation or enhancement documentation for the small part steelwork to be renewed or installed as directed.
• Use of lifting equipment (as appropriate) under direction.
• Position and fasten small part steelwork under direction.
• Make adjustments to position, level and alignment under direction.
• Install or renew small part steelwork components on twin track cantilevers under direction.
• Install or renew small part steelwork components on headspans under direction.
• Install or renew small part steelwork components on portals under direction.
• Install or renew small part steelwork components on bridge/tunnel structures under direction.
• Install or renew small part steelwork components on rigid contact systems under direction.
• Install or renew small part steelwork components on ‘A’ frames under direction.
• Carry out the installation activities within agreed timescale using approved materials and components and methods and procedures and under direction.
• Apply mounting/locating area preparation methods and techniques under direction.
• Apply shimming and packing (as applicable) methods and techniques under direction.
• Apply positioning equipment methods and techniques under direction.
• Apply securing using mechanical fixings methods and techniques under direction.
• Apply position, levelling and aligning equipment methods and techniques under direction.
• Apply torque loading methods and techniques under direction.
• Apply locking devices methods and techniques under direction.
• Assist with checking that the installed small part steelwork complies with the installation specification.
• Make visual checks for completeness and freedom from damage.
• Check locking devices.
• Complete activities under direction of competent personnel and using correct tools and equipment as specified within the limits of authority.
• Assist with the production of accurate installation records of work undertaken.
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include the installation record.
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include the hand over document.
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include other specific recording document.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and other relevant regulations, directives and guidelines.
• Adhere to safety briefing instructions, risk assessments, COSHH, safe system of work and other relevant safety standards.
• Obtain authority before carrying out the installation activities and follow the directions given.
• Leave the work area in a safe condition.
• Select and use correctly safety harnesses.
• Select and use correctly safety helmets.
• Select and use correctly approved high visibility clothing.
• Select and use correctly approved safety footwear.
• Select and use correctly gloves.
• Select and use correctly goggles.
• Select and use correctly ear protection (as appropriate).
• Select and use correctly other specific equipment.
• Undertake activities within the limits of authority, following recording, reporting and escalation procedures.
• Follow the relevant renewal, installation or enhancement documentation for the wiring and components to be renewed or installed as directed.
• Carry out recovery of wire under direction.
• Carry out running out wire under direction.
• Carry out splicing of conductors under direction.
• Carry out wire termination under direction.
• Carry out wire tensioning under direction.
• Install or renew catenary wire under direction.
• Install or renew auxiliary wire (as appropriate) under direction.
• Install or renew contact wire under direction.
• Install or renew contenary wire under direction.
• Install or renew auto transformers feeder under direction.
• Install or renew return conductors under direction.
• Install or renew earth wire under direction.
• Install or renew droppers under direction.
• Install or renew jumpers under direction.
• Use specialist plant and equipment including drum carriers under direction.
• Use specialist plant and equipment including winches under direction.
• Use specialist plant and equipment including tensioners under direction.
• Carry out the installation activities within agreed timescale using approved materials and components and methods and procedures and under direction.
• Assist with checking that the installed wiring complies with the installation specification.
• Make visual checks for completeness and freedom from damage.
• Complete activities under direction of competent personnel and using correct tools and equipment as specified within the limits of authority.
• Assist with the production of accurate records of work undertaken.
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include completing an installation record.
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include completing a hand over document.
• Follow relevant recording and reporting procedures to include completing other specific recording document.

What you'll be able to do

• Set up a safe system of work for the activity in line with organisational procedures and work to the system.
• Follow the appropriate engineering diagrams and related specifications for the components/asset being replaced.
• Obtain all the required components and ensure that they are in a suitable condition for replacement and fit for purpose.
• Ensure that any replacement components used meet the required specification.
• Prevent damage to components, tools and equipment during replacement.
• Replace the components in the correct sequence using appropriate tools and techniques.
• Make necessary settings or adjustments to the components to ensure they will function correctly.
• Deal promptly with problems within own control and report those that cannot be resolved.
• Maintain documentation in line with own organisation’s procedures.

What you'll be able to do

• Demonstrate the required behaviours in line with the job role and company objectives.
• Use oral methods for the accurate communication, reporting and recording of technical and other information.
• Use written methods for the accurate communication, reporting and recording of technical and other information.
• Use electronic methods for the accurate communication, reporting and recording of technical and other information.
• Use IT based methods and systems for the accurate communication, reporting and recording of technical and other information.
• Use the approved source to obtain the required data, documentation or specifications.
• Check the currency and validity of the documentation used.
• Exercise care and control over the documentation at all times.
• Correctly extract all necessary data in order to carry out the required tasks.
• Seek out additional information where there are gaps or deficiencies in the information obtained.
• Report any problems found with the data, documentation or specifications.
• Make valid decisions based on the information extracted.
• Return all documentation to the approved location on completion of the work.
• Extract and interpret information from engineering drawings and other related documentation.
• Extract information that includes materials or components required.
• Extract information that includes connections to be made.
• Extract information that includes dimensions.
• Extract information that includes processes or treatments required.
• Extract information that includes dismantling/assembly sequence required.
• Extract information that includes installation requirements.
• Extract information that includes location/orientation of parts.
• Extract information that includes tolerances and quality requirements.
• Extract information that includes circuit characteristics (such as pressure, flow, current, voltage, speed).
• Extract information that includes test points.
• Extract information that includes inspection requirements.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from general assembly drawings.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from routing diagrams (such as piping, cables etc).
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from fluid power drawings.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from layout diagrams (such as schematic, block, physical, system).
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from wiring/circuit diagrams.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from approved sketches.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from installation drawings.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from technical illustrations.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from manufacturers' manuals/drawings.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from visual display screens.
• Use terms and information extracted from engineering drawings and related documentation to establish work requirements from photographic images.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from standard operating procedures.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from maintenance logs/reports.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from reference tables/charts (such as logic tables, ladder diagrams).
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from fault diagnosis guides.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from national, international and organisational standards.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from test schedules.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from health and safety standards relating to activity (such as COSHH).
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from test results.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from environmental requirements/information.
• Use information extracted from related standards, templates and certifications to establish work requirements from manufacturers' instructions.
• If applicable, report any inaccuracies or discrepancies in documentation and specifications.
• Deal promptly and effectively with any problems within their control and report those which cannot be solved.

What you'll be able to do

• Accurately interpret engineering data and documentation.

What you'll be able to do

• Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety and environmental legislation, regulations and other relevant guidelines.
• Adhere to procedures or systems in place for risk assessment, COSHH, personal protective equipment (PPE) and other relevant safety regulations.
• Wear the appropriate personal protective equipment for the work area and specific activity being carried out.
• Use all tools and equipment safely and correctly, and only for their intended purpose including adherence to the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations (Hand and Arm).
• Ensure that the work area is maintained and left in a safe and tidy condition.
• Prepare to carry out the rail engineering activity, ensuring the work area is free from hazards and is suitably prepared for the activities to be undertaken.
• Implement any required safety procedures.
• Obtain any necessary personal protection equipment, and ensure it is in a usable condition.
• Obtain all necessary drawings, specifications and associated documents.
• Obtain and understand job instructions.
• Obtain the correct materials or components.
• Obtain appropriate authorisation to carry out the work.
• Obtain all necessary consumables, tools and equipment and check that they are in a safe and usable condition.
• Deal promptly and effectively with any rail engineering problems within their control, and seek help and guidance from the relevant people if they have problems that they cannot resolve.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to materials.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to job specification.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to timescales.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to tools and equipment.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to quality.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to safety.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to drawings.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to people.
• Recognise and deal with problems affecting the rail engineering activity related to work activities or procedures.
• Recognise and deal with other specified problems affecting the rail engineering activity.
• Maintain effective working relationships with colleagues and supervisors.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on standard operating procedures.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on quality.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on cost.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on time such as lead or processing time.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on waste.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on energy utilisation.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on equipment performance or condition.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on resource.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on engineering designs.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on health and safety.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on customer service.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on training and development.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on regulatory compliance.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on supplier relationships.
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on communication (internal and/or external).
• Contribute to the business by identifying possible opportunities for improving working practices and/or processes that will impact on team working.
• Contribute to the business by identifying other specified improvements.
• Clean, tidy up and restore the work area on completion of the rail engineering activity.
• Return tools and equipment to the designated location.
• Return drawings and work instructions.
• Dispose of waste materials, in line with organisational and environmental requirements.
• Complete all necessary documentation accurately and legibly.
• Identify, where appropriate, any damaged or unusable tools or equipment.
• Contribute to developing their own Continuous Development Plan (CPD) relevant to their career aspirations.
• Describe the levels of skill, knowledge and understanding needed for competence in the areas of work expected of them.
• Describe their development objectives/program, and how these were identified.
• Provide information on their expectations and progress towards their identified objectives.
• Use feedback and advice to improve their personal development and performance objectives.

What you'll be able to do

• Work efficiently and effectively in a team setting.