Role
Commercial Manager
Pay
£40,000-£45,000pa
Location
Nottingham, East Midlands
Type
Permanent
Key Requirements
Chartered Accountant (or Working Towards)
Experience in project billing
XERO finance software Expert
Construction Industry Scheme Management
Member of:
- AAT
- ATT
- ACCA
Key Activities
- Carry out signalling installation, testing and maintenance activities on rail infrastructure projects.
- Read and follow technical drawings, work packs and site instructions.
- Work safely in line with railway standards, company procedures and project requirements.
- Report progress, issues and site risks clearly to supervisors and project teams.
- Support weekend, night and possession works when required.
- Take part in individual self and team development.
Job Description
Azora Signalling is looking for an Engineering Apprentice to join our growing team and support the delivery of rail signalling projects across the UK. This role would suit someone who is confident working on site, understands the importance of safety, and takes pride in completing work to a high standard as well as a keen interest in engineering excellence.
The successful candidate will support installation, maintenance and project delivery activities across a range of signalling works. You will be expected to follow technical instructions, communicate clearly with site teams, and make sure all work is completed in line with agreed procedures and railway standards.
This is a practical, site-based role where reliability, attention to detail and a professional attitude matter. You will be joining a team that values safe working, clear communication and doing the job properly.
The Engineering Apprentice will support various engineering projects, gaining hands-on experience in signal testing and ensuring compliance with technical standards. Responsibilities include assisting with testing activities, engaging in the development of testing strategies, and supporting audit and reporting tasks. This full-time role offers the flexibility of remote work, allowing apprentices to have the time to learn self discipline whilst completing assignments as well as developing practical skills in a dynamic environment.

