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Technicians and Associate Professionals
Sub-Major Group
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Science and Engineering Associate Professionals
Minor Group
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Ship, Aircraft and Train Technicians
Unit Group
3153
Train/ Locomotive Technicians
Minor Unit Group
MASCO Code
3153-02
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Track Network Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and ensuring the reliable operation of a communication network within railway and transportation infrastructure. They oversee the connectivity between trackside equipment and central control systems, performing inspections, repairs, and troubleshooting on cables, signal devices, and related equipment while strictly adhering to safety protocols. The role requires technical expertise in network cabling, fibre optics, and signal systems, and may also involve servicing and repairing a train or locomotive engine as needed.
Tasks
Install, configure, and maintain network cables and fibre optic lines along railway tracks.
Inspect and maintain trackside communication hardware, including signal boxes, data transmission devices, and junction cabinets.
Test network performance, diagnose faults, and resolve issues affecting railway signalling and control systems.
Collaborate with engineers to support network upgrades and system expansions.
Maintain documentation of network layouts, configurations, and repair activities, and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
Provide technical support during emergency situations to minimise service disruptions.
Skills
Basic
Ability to read and interpret technical diagrams and schematics.
Ability to use diagnostic and testing tools for network troubleshooting.
Communication skills for effective collaboration and reporting.
Problem-solving skills to identify and resolve technical faults.
Understanding of network cabling principles and basic electrical systems.
Specific
Ability to diagnose network faults using hardware and software diagnostic tools.
Competency in operating and troubleshooting railway signalling and communication systems.
Knowledge in railway communication protocols and technical standards.
Proficiency in Geographic Information System (GIS) or network mapping software for network management.
Proficiency in installing, splicing, and maintaining fibre optic cables.
Proficiency in operating and maintaining communication network hardware, including switches, routers, and multiplexers.
Proficiency in using network testing equipment.
Additional Info
QUALIFICATION
Diploma or equivalent
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