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There can be a lot of lodging, especially whilst training. If you've a young family or don't particularly want to lodge this may not be for you.

Correct, the first and last hours travel is unpaid. If your travel is say 10 minutes then it'll be 10 minutes unpaid, if your travel is 1hr 5min then it'll be 1 hour unpaid and 5 minutes paid, officially...

There's no such link soley for the NMT. It's all grouped under the Colas Rail Infrastructure Monitoring Contract. Currently, drivers will also drive ultrasonic test trains, PLPR test trains and more recently depending on location and routes signed the VIU (class 153). They may on occasion...

I've just been able to register so maybe there was a temporary glitch?

Best just telling them you don't work

When I was a mobile op for DB the shift allowance was on top of your salary so in your case it would be a total of 30k regardless of shifts worked.

Unsure on training salary, once qualified it's is around 32k with another pay rise due soon, you're issued with a van for work purposes. I'm unsure on T&Cs as I believe they're being changed with a view to attract people - watch this space

If you have a login for the RSSB, search for 'train driver manual' there will be a PDF document that contains every relevant rule book for train drivers. There's a handy hyperlink on the first page so you can skip to the relevant module you require

It doesn't fit class 66 or 70

A good thing to note for drivers who have access to RSSB is that you can search 'train driver manual' and you will find you can download a PDF document with every rule book module that is relevant for a driver. The current issue is... GERM8000-traindriver Iss 9.1 In December this will be...

1616 I believe

This sounds similar to the course I did with Trackwork in 2010. It'll get you work on the pway to an extent, it'll most probably be agency work though. Be prepared to only do one or two shifts a week whilst you're new to it! I had a good few years work out of it, starting off as agency and...

Running again this Saturday with 10 JPAs whilst the crew at Weaste familiarise themselves with the wagon types. Will be up to 20 JPAs on Tuesdays run.

Sitting psychometrics in a few weeks for this position/s

Was a very strange test. Guess it's a case of suck it and see now

What sort of things came up on the Skyrise app? About to do mine shortly

Job now reposted

Mainly weekends/nights. If you're lucky you might drop on to days moving the machines about. Advert reads as if it's looking for qualified drivers

There's a thread a couple posts down, someones got an interview on there

Nope, back to the drawing board. Did you?