Jobs with TOCs

EM2 · 4th February 2009, 18:06

Do they tend to only advertise on their own websites?
All the rail personnel sites I can find seem to only have high-level engineering roles.

37401 · 4th February 2009, 18:30

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Originally Posted by EM2

Do they tend to only advertise on their own websites?
All the rail personnel sites I can find seem to only have high-level engineering roles.

i think it depends on the company ive heard about a site called Jobs in rail also ive seen a few jobs in Modern Rail magazine, im also looking for a job with a TOC so im in a simular situation.

Coxster · 4th February 2009, 19:48

Your best bet is probably to keep an eye on the TOC websites. If they're going to advertise anywhere, that would be logical place to start! I believe some TOCs (such as London Midland, for example) also make use of local press.

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Coxster Passenger Join Date: 9 Jun 2005 Posts: 9,631	Your best bet is probably to keep an eye on the TOC websites. If they're going to advertise anywhere, that would be logical place to start! I believe some TOCs (such as London Midland, for example) also make use of local press.