Key Responsibilities

• Under the supervision of experienced technical personnel, the trainees will: Assist in the inspection, maintenance, testing and repair of railway signalling systems and equipment at stations and control points.
• Support the maintenance of railway signals, points machines, track circuits, axle counters, interlocking systems and other train-detection and control equipment, as applicable.
• Assist in the installation, testing, commissioning and fault diagnosis of signalling and control equipment in accordance with approved technical procedures.
• Participate in preventive and corrective maintenance of railway telecommunications systems, including operational radio, station communications and associated transmission infrastructure.
• Assist in identifying, diagnosing and reporting faults affecting signalling systems, control points and telecommunications equipment.
• Maintain accurate records of inspections, maintenance activities, equipment defects and test results.
• Comply with railway safety rules, engineering standards, track-access requirements and approved maintenance procedures.
• Participate in technical training, practical assessments and workplace competency development.
• Perform other related duties as assigned by the designated supervisor.

Requirements

• A Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering or a related engineering field from a recognised institution.
• A strong academic record, with preference given to candidates who have achieved a high Grade Point Average (GPA).
• Basic computer literacy and the ability to understand technical instructions, electrical drawings and equipment manuals.
• Good analytical, problem-solving and communication skills.
• A strong commitment to safety, discipline, teamwork and continuous learning.
• Relevant industrial attachment, internship or practical exposure in electrical, electronic, telecommunications, instrumentation or control systems will be an added advantage.

Salary

competitive salary and benefits

How to Apply