Transport Scheduler Level 3

ST1438

<h2>A Transport Scheduler is found in the transport sector, across a range of different types of organisations such as airlines, train operators (overground and underground), bus and coach companies, tram operators and the military.</h2> These travel networks span the UK and beyond. Many travel networks cover multiple routes and services that connect to provide integrated travel solutions.

The Transport Scheduler role is found in diverse settings. It includes operators that provide public transport, commercial and military operators. Those working in this occupation help meet a wide range of different transport needs and objectives.

Transport schedulers provide support to key teams such as flight crews or bus drivers. They may be required to work on site, which could include commercial airports, bus/train/tram stations or military bases. They are also found off site in remote offices, a small control location, or a major operations control room.

The broad purpose of the occupation is to help ensure that transport services operate safely, efficiently and effectively by having all the necessary requirements at the right time and place. 

Qualifications Included:

Level 1/2 Functional Skills – Maths and English (unless exempt)

Level 2 Rail Engineering (Competence)

Level 2 Rail Engineering (Technical Knowledge)

Funding:

£24,000 per apprentice with no additional fees 

Typical Duration to EPA Gateway: 

30 months 

Develop Advanced Rail Engineering Skills 

  • In-depth knowledge: Master track geometry, inspection methods, and track maintenance techniques. 
  • Hands on learning: Gain practical experience in diagnosing faults and using track specific tools and equipment. 
  • Hybrid delivery: Our railway engineering apprenticeships combine live online tutorials with work-based training. 
  • Safety focused training: Understand safety critical work and the importance of maintaining a reliable rail network. 
  • Recognised qualifications: Achieve Level 3 Rail Engineering qualifications while working and learning. 

Potential Job Roles: 

  • Rail engineering technician 
  • Track technician 
  • Rail maintenance technician 
  • Infrastructure technician 

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Strengthen Your Rail Workforce with Skilled Technicians 

  • Flexible training: Our hybrid model fits around your business needs with minimal disruption to operations. 
  • Expert technical skills: Apprentices learn advanced skills to inspect, maintain, and renew track systems effectively. 
  • Consistent quality: Ensure all apprentices receive high standard training across multiple sites. 
  • Cost effective investment: Fully funded at £24,000 per apprentice with no hidden fees. 
  • Immediate impact: Apprentices contribute to maintaining rail infrastructure from day one, enhancing safety and reliability. 

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