National Fleet Performance Engineer

As a National Fleet Performance Engineer, the work centres on arranging, chairing and providing secretariat support to industry User Groups, including CAF New Trains, QSK‑19, Lead. It would suit someone who can bring handling site-by-site responsibilities with consistency and care to the role.

Why this role may suit you

Arranging, chairing and providing secretariat support to industry User Groups, including CAF New Trains, QSK‑19, Lead. Enhanced family leave – 30 weeks full pay for maternity, adoption, surrogacy, and shared parental leave.

The working style that fits

Handling site-by-site responsibilities with consistency and care. Strong professional approach.

What you need

• F) Engineering Degree in a Mechanical, Electrical, Electronic or Mechatronic Discipline.
• A) Broad knowledge of the railway as a system – with a good appreciation of rolling stock systems and maintenance arrangements.
• E) Ability to manage their own activities and be required to set and resolve conflicting priorities and meet deadlines on a day-to-day basis, with a minimum of support.

Practical information

• 75% off rail travel for personal and family use, plus international rail discounts.
• 30 Days annual leave (plus buy/sell options and additional leave for key life events).
• Pension scheme – up to 11.58% employer contribution.
• Facilitating and supporting technical meetings, workshops and fleet visits, including chairing sessions where appropriate.

Requirements mentioned

• Excel

Job details

• Pay: £34,000 - £35,000 per annum
• Benefits mentioned: Pension, Holiday allowance, Private healthcare