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Combined Vacancy Listing 17/07/2020 COMBINED VACANCY LISTING 17/07/2020 Company Vacancy Contract Type Location Closing Date Link to Details Rail Retail Strategist 12 Month FTC London 24/07/2020 Senior Communications https://www.raildeliverygroup.c 26/07/2020 Rail Delivery Group Officer / Communications Permanent London om/about-us/careers.html Manager (DOE) Network Performance Permanent London 29/07/2020 Manager No Vacancies Community Rail https://communityrail.org.uk/ No Vacancies https://jobs.deutschebahngrou p.careers/jobs/SearchJobs/?3_1 Arriva Rail London 38_3=124275&3_371_3=97749 7 Lead Project Manager Permanent Birmingham Head Office 28-Jul-2020 (Station Development) & London Euston https://www.avantiwestcoast.c Avanti West Coast Senior Supplier Manager Fixed term Birmingham City Centre 16-Jul-2020 o.uk/about-us/careers and Crewe No Vacancies http://www.c2c- C2C online.co.uk/about-us/careers/ https://jobs.deutschebahngrou No Vacancies p.careers/jobs/SearchJobs/?3_1 Chiltern Railways 38_3=124275&3_371_3=97750 1 CrossCountry No Vacancies https://www.allaboardxc.co.uk http://www.eurostar.com/uk- en/about-eurostar/eurostar- Eurostar No Vacancies careers/search-jobs No Vacancies https://www.gov.uk/governme nt/organisations/department- Department for for- Transport (DfT) transport/about/recruitment#v acancies Project Accountant FTC Derby - Head Office 20/07/2020 Senior Asset and Facilities Derby - Customer Service Manager Permanent Academy 22/07/2020 Financial Accountant Permanent Derby - Head Office 23/07/2020 https://www.eastmidlandsrailw East Midland Retail Supervisor Talent Pool Permanent Leicester 23/07/2020 Railway ay.co.uk/help-manage/about- Infrastructure and Property Derby - Customer Service us/job-vacancies Development Lead Permanent Academy 26/07/2020 Infrastructure and Property Derby - Customer Service Assurance Lead Permanent Academy 26/07/2020 Infrastructure and Property Derby - Customer Service Programme Lead Permanent Academy 26/07/2020 Brand Designer Permanent Derby - Head Office 31/07/2020 https://www.abelliogreaterangli No Vacancies Eurostar UK a.co.uk/careers/departments/e ngineering No Vacancies https://gtrailwaycareers.com/jo Gatwick Express bs No Vacancies Govia Thameslink https://gtrailwaycareers.com/jo Railway (GTR) bs No Vacancies https://www.grandcentralrail.co Grand Central Rail m/careers/ No Vacancies Great Northern Rail https://gtrailwaycareers.com/jo bs https://uk.firstgroupcareers.co Great Western m/co No Vacancies Railway mpany/greatwesternrailway/ho me/ No Vacancies https://careers.greateranglia.co Greater Anglia .uk/vacancies https://uk.firstgroupcareers.co Hull Trains No Vacancies m/company/firsthulltrains/hom e/ International Union http://www.uic.org/call-for- of Railways No Vacancies candidates No Vacancies http://www.merseyrail.org/abo Merseyrail ut-merseyrail/careers/ No Vacancies MTR Crossrail http://www.mtrcrossrail.co.uk Strategic Workforce Planning Permanent Swindon 23/07/2020 Manager Network Rail https://www.networkrail.co.uk/ careers/ https://Northern.engageats.co. Northern Trains uk/Welcome.aspx Limited No Vacancies NSAR Limited No Vacancies https://www.nsar.co.uk/newsa ndevents/ Lead Human Factors 13 month fixed London 3/8/20 https://careers- Specialist term contract rssb.icims.com/jobs/search?ss= Assistant Project Manager Permanent London 27/7/20 1&hashed=- RSSB Director, Sustainable Permanent London 27/7/20 435595366&mobile=false&widt Development h=1084&height=500&bga=true &needsRedirect=false&jan1offs et=0&jun1offset=60 https://uk.firstgroupcareers.co No Vacancies m/vacancy/revenue-protection- South Western assistant---various-locations- Railway 012243/12273/description/ Southeastern www.southeasternrailwaycaree No Vacancies rs.co.uk https://gtrailwaycareers.com/jo Southern Railway No Vacancies bs https://gtrailwaycareers.com/jo Thameslink Various bs/vacancy/find/results/ https://uk.firstgroupcareers.co TransPennine No Vacancies m/company/firsttranspenninee Express xpress/home/ https://tfw.gov.wales/about/car Transport for Wales No Vacancies eers http://www.nexus.org.uk/caree Tyne & Wear Metro rs/vacancies-metro No Vacancies .
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