Deputy Team Leader (Fleet Production)

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East Midlands Railway (EMR)

About East Midlands Railway (EMR)

We are proud to be One Team at East Midlands Railway (EMR). We are passionate about keeping people safe, delighting our customers, doing the right thing and delivering easier journeys every day. With over 2,600 employees, our people are the reason we are so successful, and the Fleet team make a crucial contribution to this. Ten times accredited as a Top Employer, we value our people and are dedicated to making sure that everybody feels empowered to bring their authentic self to work.

We currently have an exciting Deputy Team Leader opportunity available at our Eastcroft Depot.

At EMR we want to proactively embrace diversity across our workforce and recognise that we are under-represented in terms of females and ethnic minority groups. We’re therefore taking positive steps to promote a positive and inclusive culture; we welcome applications from those that identify with these groups to better represent our communities.

The Deputy Team Leader will be part of the maintenance team working towards set production targets to ensure trains meet ever exacting and challenging standards and are delivered to customers on time. In addition to their substantive role as a team member, the Deputy Team Leader will lead the team at times when the Team Leader is engaged in other business.

Deputy Team Leader Responsibilities

  • Service, maintain, repair and overhaul traction and rolling stock components and complete plant equipment inspection
  • Ensure that both individual and team production targets are met
  • Deputise for the Team Leader as and when needed
  • Carry out all work to agreed standards and that all work undertaken is recorded and signed off on the prescribed documentation
  • Support and give guidance to all members of the team
  • Perform fault finding on rolling stock
  • Report and make recommendations regarding staff levels and working arrangements
  • Formulate staff rotas on a weekly basis and authorise change if required

Qualifications and Experience

You will have practical experience of mechanical and electrical engineering within a busy and quality focused environment. You will be apprentice trained or hold equivalent qualifications and ideally bring knowledge of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Some experience of leadership would be highly beneficial. It is desirable to have knowledge or experience of railway industry recognised standards.

Application Process

If you are interested, here’s what happens next:

  • Please make sure you take time to submit a strong application. As we operate a blind screening process, please remove all personal information including your name from your CV.
  • If your application is shortlisted, you will be invited to attend a competency-based interview with our hiring managers.

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