I'm thinking about applying for a role, but I've never thought of working in this industry. Should I apply to this role?

Scott D.

Operational Incident Controller

Hi well this is a decision which only you can make. But what I will say from personal experience is that Network Rail have a vast amount of opportunities. They embrace the potential in any individual and with focus and determination anyone can have a really fulfilling career. Hope that helps.

Monday, April 10, 2023

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