Labour Supply

Rail

Skilled professionals to meet the demands of rail infrastructure projects.

• Permanent Way (P-Way) Engineers and Technicians: Specialists in railway track laying, alignment, and maintenance. PTS, COSS, Site warden, Points operators, LXA, PC, Engineering Supervisors, Hand back engineers, Crane Controllers and Machine Controllers.

• Overhead Line Engineers (OLE): Install and maintain overhead power lines for rail systems. Lines man, All OLEC competencies, MEWP operators NOMI, AP, Earthing assistants, MC and MC operators.

• Drainage and Ducting Specialists: Handle drainage and cable ducting installations along railway infrastructure.

• Engineering: Focus on design, planning, oversight, maintenance and compliance.

• Switches & Crossings (S&C) Specialists: Skilled in the construction and maintenance of switches and crossings.

• Signalling & Telecommunications (S&T) Technicians: Experts in railway signaling systems and telecoms equipment.

• Protection and Warning Systems (PWS) Staff: Manage safety systems to alert track workers of incoming trains.

• Track Handback Engineers: Certify and inspect completed track work before re-opening to traffic.

• Lineside Civils Teams: Handle civil engineering tasks along the railway lines. General labour, Skilled ground workers, Banks man, Machine operators, Setting out engineers, SSSTS, SMSTS.

Specialised Rail & Construction Certifications

Highly trained personnel with certifications to meet industry safety and compliance standards.

• Personal Track Safety (PTS) Certified Staff: Required certification for all rail workers working near tracks.

• Lookout/Site Warden: Ensure safety by watching for oncoming trains and warning others.

• Controller of Site Safety (COSS): Manages safety on the trackside, controlling access and working zones.

• Machine Controllers: Certified to operate and oversee track maintenance machines.

• Crane Controllers: Specialized in crane operations, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.

Civil Engineering Personnel

Comprehensive civil engineering support for infrastructure projects.

• Civil Engineers: Work on infrastructure projects like bridges, roads, and utilities within and beyond rail.

• Groundworkers: Lay foundations, construct drainage systems, and prepare sites.

• Pipelayers and Drainage Workers: Specialize in laying pipes for water and sewage systems.

• Formwork Engineers and Technicians: Design and install temporary frameworks for concrete.

• Concrete Finishers and Reinforcement Workers: Place and finish concrete, install rebar for strength.

• Structural Engineers: Design and inspect structures to ensure they meet codes and are safe.

• Site Engineers: Oversee technical aspects on construction sites, ensuring accuracy and safety.

White Collar Personnel

Professional office support for efficient project management.

• Project Managers: Oversee entire projects, managing timelines, budgets, and workforce coordination.

• Construction Managers: Focus on on-site coordination of construction activities.

• Site Managers: Ensure day-to-day operations on-site are conducted safely and efficiently.

• Quantity Surveyors: Manage project budgets, cost estimation, and financial tracking.

• Health & Safety Advisors: Develop and enforce health and safety policies and procedures.

• Rail Safety Officers: Enforce safety in rail-specific environments and manage compliance.

• Surveyors (Land and Structural): Measure, assess, and document land and structures.

• Civil and Structural Design Engineers: Work in design and planning stages, creating blueprints and plans.

• Planner/Schedulers: Ensure project timelines are planned, tracked, and met.