Powering the Everyday
We believe in the power of potential. No skills or qualifications are required – we’re looking for individuals who are eager to learn and grow with us.
Whether you’re seeking a career change or returning to work after some time away, we want to hear from you.
Get your career on track!
What is maintenance?
For us, maintenance means preserving the reliability and safety of the railway. Our maintenance teams work tirelessly to prevent issues before they arise and to fix any problems quickly and efficiently. This ensures that trains run on time and passengers can travel safely.
What will I be doing?
Maintenance at Network Rail is vast and offers many career paths. You can start in an entry-level job and move up to more advanced roles. There are lots of chances to grow and develop your career. From track maintenance to signal maintenance, our team works outside in all weather, all year, day and night. You’ll do important work, helping to keep our railway running smoothly and safely.
Safety, following rules, and teamwork are key as you work near fast-moving trains.
Day in the life
Meet Darren, one of our Off Track Team Leaders. Darren plays a vital role in keeping the railway safe and reliable for passengers every day. In this video, Darren shares how his team works behind the scenes—managing lineside vegetation, drainage, and fencing, to help keep trains running safely and on time.
Register your interest
Use the links below to register your interest in maintenance jobs in these geographical locations:
What’s in it for me?
- A fresh start – you don’t need to pay for expensive training courses or re-sit any exams, this is an entry level job and full training will be provided
- Development in a range of practical trades and skills to get you to the next career level; many maintenance workers progress to management roles – there’s no stopping you at Network Rail
- Great pension plus the chance to join Network Rail’s leading defined contribution pension scheme after five years’ service
- 75% discount on leisure rail travel for you and your family
- 28 days’ annual leave
- Extra earning potential: 35-hour week with overtime opportunities (there may be a requirement to work on call)
