Trainee Train Driver Qualities - Become A Train Driver

[@CareerVidz]

Get my Train Driver Recruitment guide at >> www.TrainDriver.co.uk

[@Clawzord2277]

Will this qualify for usa train driving too?

[@CareerVidz]

@@Clawzord2277 Yes, this will certainly be useful for USA too :)

[@khanariya206]

What is the top 3 priorities of a train driver ?

[@Ally-ip4yw]

Hi mate, Thanks for all your help regarding train drivin. I am currently working within the railway industry just now and I have a date set for psychometric test on 22 nd jan 2020 for train driving. I just wanted to ask can you point me in the right direction please for testing papers 2020 . Any help is appreciated.

[@hstcrouchy]

I am now a qualified train driver for a mainline toc. I purchased a lot of your material prior to going through the application process. Without your training material I doubt I would now be doing the job that I absolutely love. Excellent videos, books and pc material. Thank you.

[@CareerVidz]

Hey, thank you so much for your kind words and I am so pleased you have succeeded! Well done for passing; it's a tremendous achievement. All the best, Richard

[@devendrathakur6860]

What qualifications need for train driver ??

[@883mondo]

Bollocks LMFAO

[@andywebster8521]

Would you like to sell it on to me

[@itsukinishiue]

I was a train driver in Japan and now I am working as a consultant for rail industry. I also explain the process to become a driver in Japan. Thank you for your informative video.

[@CareerVidz]

That's fantastic! Is the process much different in Japan?

[@deccanass]

I am a train driving instructor for last 2 yrs i agree to all his points, these are all the qualities that make up a good train operator . Thanks for sharing ......

[@CareerVidz]

Thanks for your supportive words :)

[@konfolut]

What is the salary range of train driving instructor?

[@tahir_5648]

@@konfolut it is a salary of about 49-55k a year

[@sureshdharavath4304]

How is the resume format for this position

[@richardjayasinghe7238]

Dear Mr Richard thank you for your explains I agree with you with my education and experience in Railway in Sri Lanka and Saudi Arabia.

[@charliegalloway6741]

Charlie Galloway thank you so much for your help I have my name down for northern rail as I live in the Fylde area will just keep my fingers crossed

[@stevie156478]

Thanks for your video and been preparing for my assessment with the computer software and the books. Keep up the good work!

[@CareerVidz]

Thanks for the kind words and good luck!

[@theslimrealshady]

I have subscribed, video is great, i will also watch your others soon. Its a job I have always wanted to do and now I think its the right time to go for it. Im going to spend this year prepairing and then go for it. So your channel will be very helpful to me. Thanks

[@CareerVidz]

+james fuller Glad you enjoyed it, James. You can also get a complimentary copy of my train drivers book at the following website: www.traindriver.org

[@thomasdalton9504]

+CareerVidz thanks

[@TheWeasalman]

james fuller How did your year preparation go? Did you apply as a trainee yet?

[@Wildseven88]

Thank you for this video, I’m currently applying and this video will really help me out!

[@CareerVidz]

I'm glad you found the video helpful :)

[@DavidRamirez-cz9cr]

Hi Richard can u post a video about the train recruitment process also Any information about city bus mapping questions that could help get better scores. Thanks David

[@CareerVidz]

I have these two video to help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqu6ZXhjfN6EpZY kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYGqioGritasnbM

[@fastsong5499]

Thx this has helped for the future in about 8 years or so.

[@Matthew_Scan]

Hi I'm in Australia but I guess it's all relevant I wanted to be a train driver when I was a kid but no one was hiring when left school 20 years ago and I kind of gave up

[@CareerVidz]

Hello Matthew, We do have an Australian site to help you prepare to become a trainee train driver. Details of which can be found here - www.how2become.com/australia/ I hope this helps :)

[@Matthew_Scan]

CareerVidz oh thank you 😊

[@CareerVidz]

No problem :)

[@markcaiger-watson1104]

Looking forward to your MMI video

[@irinimourelatou8352]

Thank you for your invaluable advice!

[@CareerVidz]

Thank you... You are welcome :)

[@MrChoycey2a]

Hi what's the best way of getting into tube or train driving as I hardly see them advertising

[@CareerVidz]

Hello, You will need to apply for positions as a trainee train driver. Jobs are rarely advertised and can be a long-winded process. For more information about the train driver application, please check out the following link - www.how2become.com/courses/train-driver/

[@MrChoycey2a]

CareerVidz thanks train or tube driving would do me nicely

[@737Adventures]

Hi Rich, I used your book to help me out with applying for Scotrail. Will let you know if I'm successful.

[@CareerVidz]

+Jpr993 Thanks... good luck and let me know how you get on :)

[@idiesel7287]

Jpr993 u driving?

[@andrewhacker5034]

I saw you made a video about the trainee train driver interview. I can't seem to find it anymore. Could you please send me a link to it, thanks. 👍

[@CareerVidz]

SURE kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYGqioGritasnbM

[@MrTrainiac2002]

I wonder if this can apply to driving steam trains

[@CareerVidz]

Hi there, thanks for your message. The safety-related aspect of driving trains is the same, so yes, many of the train driver qualities and attributes are similar. I hope that helps and good luck :)

[@MrTrainiac2002]

CareerVidz Thanks, I have a huge interest in becoming a train driver one day, and I think this video will help me become one!

[@CareerVidz]

No problem and good luck. This website may also help you: www.traindriver.org/

[@simonmoriarty9987]

Thanks Richard for your great information.

[@CareerVidz]

You're very welcome, thanks for watching!

[@harrypal334]

Really good video... can you please make a video about the recruitment process?

[@jahjahsw4]

please do a video about the recruitment process, many thanks

[@CareerVidz]

+jahjahsw4 Hi there, we have created a blog for you about the new train driver recruitment process here: www.how2become.com/blog/the-new-train-driver-tests/

[@abukhattab6989]

Thank you mate Really helpful advice

[@CareerVidz]

+Jahir Khan No problem... I am pleased you enjoyed it. Have a good weekend :)

[@shaesweeney5745]

Great advice 👍

[@CareerVidz]

Glad you think so! Please would you SUBSCRIBE to my channel? I'd very much appreciate your support. Thank you! Richard 🙏

[@BoomyMcBoom]

I have subscribed as I am very eager to see more videos on how to become a trainee train driver. I have managed to get through the application process with a company and have been invited for an interview in a weeks time. Could you perhaps make a video for me more specific to the interview process? I could really use as much help as possible to get through this crucial stage... This is a job I've been so very eager to get for a couple of years now but have found opportunities so scarce. Just some help with what kind of questions to expect, what answers to give, what to wear etc etc Regards Max

[@MegaMistas]

@BoomyMcBoom have u done the interview

[@BoomyMcBoom]

+moey teesto yeh I had it months ago!

[@MegaMistas]

BoomyMcBoom are you a train driver now?

[@Lemon-kt3ep]

Hi Tom what are the top 3 Characteristics of a train driver and what are the bottom 3. Thanks

[@marcuswilson940]

Good evening. I’ve just watch your clip of trainee train driver qualities . I’ve applied for gwr role as a trainee train driver as it will be my first time with big trains. As for last year I applied for night tube train driver and I didn’t get thought to the 2nd stage as it was high vol of people applying for the same role, I was wondering if you can give me tips for my assessment test in July 3rd. As I know so much of the network with trains and find it very interesting to see further along the line.

[@teza5876]

What is a good example to demonstrate you are "safety minded".

[@CareerVidz]

I think a good example would be where you followed strict rules and procedures whilst completing a task.

[@mal66ml]

Hi Richard Can you do a trainability questionnaire video as I was marked unsuccessful on the opc questionnaire . I want to pass this section successfully to move on to the next sections . Thanks Mark Lindsay.

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Mal, unfortunately not I'm afraid. I wish I could but I'm not permitted to do anything related to the OPC. I wish I could, but I can't! Thank you.

[@zonix9315]

I'm 12 I always wanted to be a train driver when I was 4 years old and my dad is a train driver he teaches me how to drive a train and now i know how drive a train 100%

[@zonix9315]

Sorry I'm actually 13 yrs

[@thomasdalton9504]

I'm 13 and dreaming to be a train driver too!

[@zonix9315]

+Thomas Dalton cool but I need to study on some parts of the train and 1 question what subjects do you need to study to become a train driver

[@thomasdalton9504]

+Zonix you would need English, Maths, technology (ICT/Engineering/electronics) and maybe some knowledge in a foreign language like French, German, Italian and Spanish

[@zonix9315]

Ok but tell me what part of English, Maths, and technology we need to know

[@hithereitsme8925]

Hi there I'm interested in changing my career I'm just not to sure how to go about it, I'm really interested in driving trains I'm very very safety conscious I no that's a big part of becoming a train driver if you could point me in the right direction id be very grateful for your help

[@mike48dg]

I have a Vienna test for a Australian rural train operator, in a couple of days. I have watched lots of you tube videos, regarding the VTS, but you get used to the content. Can you give any suggestions on improving my capabilities of getting through?.

[@matthewbratton1478]

Interesting video. I operate trains on a light rail system in the US. Would a railway in the UK consider hiring an American?

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Matthew, thanks for commenting on our trainee train driver video. Yes, they most certainly would! You would need to go through their assessment, as some of the rules and procedures will be different, but they would certainly welcome your application. You can learn more about being a UK train driver here: www.traindriver.org/

[@jackssstaylor7438]

Ave read all the applications you should me thanks you

[@tayloryeates9484]

Any tips or advice for a shunter driver position?

[@reetfor]

Thanks

[@leewalerzak]

All qualities of a hgv driver.. does being a hgv driver for ten years help you when applying to be a trainee train driver

[@brandonbowie7117]

How to apply with Glasgow Central Station as a train driver

[@Callum-bh2zj]

Hi Richard iv had this question in my head for a while Do train drivers get paid for sitting down and pressing buttons and pulling levers. Cause here in Australia train drivers salary is up to 120k so is that just easy money?

[@CareerVidz]

Hello, Thank you for your message. Becoming a train driver is extremely challenging and there are lots of things to consider when being a train driver. Great attention to detail, awareness, and concentration are extremely important, and you need to be able to maintain each of these for a very long time. As well as driving the train, you'll have a number of customer service responsibilities. You'll also make sure their safety is paramount at all times, reacting quickly and calmly in an emergency situation and reporting incidents wherever necessary. For more information on becoming a train driver in Australia, please check out the following link - www.how2become.com/australia/train-driver/

[@ianashburn9623]

hello please could you give me some tips this will be my 2nd go at the training program and have my depot interview. ive had an interview last year but failed it as the 1st question they ask was why did you fail the training 1st go. how would i go about awnering this question as the rest of the interview was good

[@CareerVidz]

Hello, I would state something along the lines of - 'Whilst I have been extremely passionate to become a trainee train driver, I believe my first attempt really opened my eyes up to what is expected of me. I now believe that I have taken on everything that was mentioned before, and have improved not only my knowledge, but my skills and qualities to enhance my performance. I underestimated the complexity and demand this job entails, and I now feel that I am truly ready to start my career as a trainee train driver'. You will need to demonstrate how you are a better candidate now then you were previously. It is okay to say that you realise you weren't ready for the demand previously, as long as you clarify that you have taken every step to ensure that you are ready for the role now! I hope this helps. :)

[@TheWeasalman]

Ian Ashburn I hope things went well for you.

[@prasoondonthamsetti8000]

How are the credentials I need to have to apply for the train driver post?, are there any specific courses that I need to finish or is it that I have to get employed first be the company and get trained by them?

[@CareerVidz]

+prasoon donthamsetti Hi there... you need to ensure you have the relevant qualities and experience in order to become a train driver. The following course is a great place to learn how to gain those qualities and experience: www.how2become.com/courses/train-driver/

[@jackssstaylor7438]

Am not very good at maths or science or English and you have to be good to be a train driver and I ant very good at Maths science or English so I hope I can be a train driver one day

[@CareerVidz]

Thanks for commenting on the video Jack and good luck. Don't forget to check out our website here: www.traindriver.org/

[@thevajey1395]

I need know about SHL / CEB .

[@josephwalker6300]

Could you do one about being a train driver in metro or London Underground

[@CareerVidz]

Thank you for requesting a video. We have added a London Underground video to out to-do list. Subscribe to the channel for free to be notified when its released :)

[@konfolut]

If I become a freight train driver in the UK, am I also eligible to work in Australia as a train driver or the law is different there?

[@CareerVidz]

Hi, you would need to qualify in Australia as the UK train driver licence and rolling stock are different.

[@itchyvet]

There are currently man ExPats from U.K. driving trains in Australia. Companies here spend very little funding on training anyone for this task. They'd rather pirate them from somewhere else. The heavy rail industry in Western Australia has many such Ex Pats working for them hauling the Iron ore fleets around. The state Government in W.A. also picks up such Ex Pats to operate the local suburban system. Freight is normally privately operated. Be prepared to spend long periods driving interstate if you win a job with the interstate haulers. These guys live on board for three days traveling from West to East, 24 hr turn around, then come back, that's their weeks work. Not conducive to a stable relationship with the opposite sex and/or kids.

[@szudani6052]

Hi there, I think about to be a train driver, but I'm worried my english. I'm a hgv driver this works are close each other,I mean responsibility, concentration etc. Could you give me any advice how can I test my self . I understand lot of things but my reading and writing isn't perfect. Thanks a lot.

[@CareerVidz]

+A Szudáni Hi there, it sounds like you have some transferable skills to become a Train Driver. I would recommend attending our 1-day train drivers course which will help you explore the role even further to assess whether you could develop the other skills to match the requirements of the role. You can find out more here: www.how2become.com/courses/train-driver/

[@olayemiolatunji9654]

Hello Mr Richard, thanks for the videos. I want to become a train operator with TFL. Could you please prepare me a video that could help me? I also want to ask, is Bourdon Test and SCAAT the same? Do they mean the same thing or are they different to each other?

[@ianashburn9623]

what could you say if they ask you why you want to become a train driver

[@CareerVidz]

I'd respond by saying that I wanted a challenging, customer-focused role that relies on a high degree of safety awareness and concentration. I would then provide details of where I have worked in a previous role that had these types of attributes and that I really enjoyed working in that type of environment. I would then provide details of how I enjoy working in a role that has a requirement to be flexible and responsible and also state how I enjoy working under pressure and also where I would be required to learn new skills and update existing ones. It is important to be honest at all times in your response. You should also, where possible, provide 'evidence' of where you have carried out certain tasks and demonstrated certain skills in a previous job-related role. To find out more information on how to pass the train driver interview, go to: www.traindriver.org/

[@amosmaclin4665]

Ian Ashburn well I drove trains as a kid on Huckleberry railroad I was young it's in my blood and my hertiage

[@jackssstaylor7438]

I know am only 17 years old but am thinking working for northern rail as a train driver

[@Yem5001]

Hi I would like some sample tests sent to me with fault analysis question, comprehension as,pole questions, diagnostic reasoning, saart test and concentration test practice samples. I also would like some voice recording sample practice samples and tips. I have applied for TfL train operator and would like to be successful. I currently work as a CSA staff at Tfl but want to progress to become a train operator. Thank you.

[@CareerVidz]

Hi, here are some tips to help you: www.how2become.com/tfl-recruitment-process-tfl-assessment/

[@andyhudson2016]

What level DBS do you have to go through to become a train driver

[@sidakveersinghsingh6076]

Sir im from India and im a locomotive pilot in indian railway so it is possible to me make a train driver in other countries

[@StuAnderson90]

Hi im worried about medical is it hard? what do they look for as i am on prescribed medication will that show up? thanks

[@CareerVidz]

+Buddy Theman Medical standards are in place for train drivers to ensure ample fitness exists. Medical checks include fitness levels, colour vision, hearing, eyesight, and drug and alcohol screening. For more information regarding the medical, please read our train driver eligibility blog: www.how2become.com/blog/train-driver-eligibility-criteria/

[@StuAnderson90]

but will it show up prescribed medication? i know it would show up illegal drugs but would it show medication? thanks for your response

[@CareerVidz]

+Buddy Theman You would need to contact the TOC in which you are applying to in regards to this query. Unfortunately, I do not have the insider knowledge in regards to what shows up on the medicals.

[@TrainsHQ]

Hello, i'm 14 years old hoping to become a train driver when i'm older. However i think i think due to i pronounce my r's properly when speaking do you think this will affect my application when i'm older cheers James.

[@CareerVidz]

Hello James, This shouldn't be a problem so long as your communication is still good. :)

[@lalisehora7390]

Iam motivated teach more

[@CareerVidz]

GREAT! www.traindriver.org/

[@maxkchefmaxshirish]

can you do a video on trainee train planner test and recruitment process

[@jackssstaylor7438]

Also when I do become a train driver what questions will the instructor tell me to answer Cos I don’t wanna fail my test

[@CareerVidz]

Hi, it's great news you are preparing early. Full details of the interview questions to prepare for can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIHdo2Ovhb53Y68 There's also a useful application for video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYXEaGicrpefl9E

[@yafai29]

I’m 43 years old where and want a career change is there anywhere I can get training thanks

[@firefly361]

Keep checking number of train companies websites they advertise trainee train drivers roles. Age is no barrier nor qualifications.

[@olatunjiawodiran9398]

I would like to have a short video please

[@CareerVidz]

Sure... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYGqioGritasnbM Please would you SUBSCRIBE to my channel? I'd very much appreciate your support. Thank you! Richard 🙏

[@nokuthulankosi4949]

Need help about Transnet train driver interview

[@CareerVidz]

SURE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYGqioGritasnbM

[@boscogeorge1087]

What are the requirements in Australia? are you aware of them? Is it good to have a technical qualification and experience? do they conduct a psychological test (psychometric test) etc, will be great if you could provide as much information as you can, Cheers

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Bosco - try the information on the website www.traindriver.org/ as this will give you some info for Aus train driver, etc. The experience you need is in relation to the assessable qualities, which are all on the website for you :)

[@stevehughes275]

Hi I'm age 50 and a type 2 non insulin dependent diabetic would either of these prevent me from being a trainee train driver, thanks

[@itchyvet]

If your blood sugar levels are being managed properly, there's nothing to stop you. However do consider that shift work and meal times are very irregular and could interfere with your management. In my case, I always had something to eat at regular meal times, whether I was on a break or not. That helped a lot. It also helps with your weight control, as eating a crib meal at 0200 hrs in the morning buggers up your cardian rythm cycles, also your sleep cycles also get a hammering. Try getting enough sleep in the middle of the day when your neighbor fires up the lawn mower.

[@TheWeasalman]

Hi Richard do you know how old you have to be to start training as a train driver. I'm currently a year 13 and I read that you can start at 18 on the underground but need to be atleast 20 to train for trains.

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Lewis, You normally have to be at least 21 years old to become a train driver. You can find out more information about becoming a train driver via the following link - www.how2become.com/careers/train-driver/ I hope this helps :)

[@TheWeasalman]

Thanks do you know how old you have to be to become a conductor? I ideally want to find a job when I leave school that will help me show an interest in the railway industry in general so that I can talk about it if continue as a trainee in my interview. If I'm not old enough to be a conductor either do you have any suggestions for jobs that can teach me skills that will be useful for when I'm old enough to apply as a trainee train driver. If I can't apply until I'm 21 that means I have 3 years to prepare and I want to take all the right steps to help me reach my goal.

[@mrbestmadness4114]

Hello, love this video but how do you apply for a licence or the training school, thank you.

[@CareerVidz]

Thank you for your kind words :) Details of how to become a trainee train driver can be found here: www.how2become.com/careers/train-driver/ We do run 1 day courses to help people prepare for the selection process. For more information, please check out the following link: www.how2become.com/courses/train-driver/

[@daveb0789]

Hi - what is a rail safety centre please ?

[@CareerVidz]

+David S Hi there, you can learn more about Rail Safety Standards here: www.rssb.co.uk

[@emalakbari1506]

I have light rail train operator test in few days. I am in the U.S can you please make a video about light rail in US.

[@leevids3336]

Good luck

[@charleslunt5876]

how can i appy for the train driving

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Charles, check out the information we have on the following page for Train Driver jobs:www.traindriver.org/job-vacancies--what-to-do-next.html

[@amosmaclin4665]

Safety first

[@CareerVidz]

Yes safety is an incredibly important factor to becoming a train driver!

[@enriqueenrique8574]

Can you create a train conductor video

[@charliegalloway6741]

Charlie I'm worried I'm too old for trainee driver as I'm 53y and would be mid fifties before I'm trained

[@CareerVidz]

+Charlie Galloway Hi Charlie, there is no upper age limit to becoming a train driver. However, you would have to think about how much time the Train Operating Company would get from you once you passed your training. My advice would be to just apply to become a train driver and then see what happens. You have nothing to lose! You can read more about the eligibility requirements and age limits etc here: www.traindriver.org/medical-standards--age-limits.html

[@oliverclarke5678]

Hi great video What is the pay for a train driver? How long is the training for a train driver?

[@The-Randomest-Guy]

Oliver Clarke depends on the company. Southern is now 63k. The total length of training is around a year. But again, that is dependent on a few things.

[@will14496]

Would your chances of being a train driver significantly improve if you were a heritage railway driver?

[@CareerVidz]

+will14496 Hi there, I wouldn't say they would significantly improve because you would still need to demonstrate all of the qualities throughout the selection process. However, your experiences as a Heritage Railway Driver should give you more skills and examples to draw upon when completing the application form and whilst also attending the interview :)

[@will14496]

+CareerVidz Thank you

[@understandthis12]

Hi tom, After years of searching for a career i want to go into, i think train driving is the one for me. I just wanted to know: How do i become one? Do just apply for a trainee job or do i need to work my way up from within? And How much do i need to know about trains in general to impress.

[@CareerVidz]

Hello there, Details of how to apply to become a trainee train driver can be found here - www.how2become.com/careers/train-driver/ You can apply as a trainee train driver, or work your way up (i.e. from a role as a train conductor). You will need to prepare thoroughly in order to increase your chances of being successful. If you check out www.how2become.com , there is a whole range of train driver related materials to help you prepare.

[@asadhussain5446]

How long is the trainee train driver contract? I want to be a driver of trains in the future

[@mrbestmadness4114]

Asad Hussain it's a £150 course

[@itchyvet]

Asad, save your money, in the future there will be no such thing as a train driver. they will be driven by A.I. In fact my son currently works for such a group right now, who have automated all their trains to be run by A.I. 36 thousand tonnes, 21/2 kilometers long, three, sometimes four locos hauling the lot, from mine to port (400 + K's) with 10 minutes between trains. Problem ? Despite being operated by A.I. when things go pearshaped, as they often do, Drivers are called out to fix things and get wheels rolling again. So a minimum amount of drivers are kept on the job.

[@jackssstaylor7438]

How old do you need to be to start become a train driver

[@CareerVidz]

Generally 21, but some will accept you at 18 - full details on this website: traindriver.org

[@nadeemqureshi9336]

Plz mate I would do anything to become train drive as one human to another plz help me

[@CareerVidz]

+nadeem qureshi Hi, the following links are a great starting point in regards to understanding the process of becoming a train driver: www.how2become.com/careers/train-driver/ www.how2become.com/cvp/train-driver-course-1-day-insider-recruitment-course/ Our How2become website covers the entire selection process of becoming a trainee train driver, and we do a range of products to help you in regards to the application form, psychometric tests and preparing for the interviews: www.how2become.com

[@varunjith1985]

I am from India. I got PR in Australia my dream is to become a train driver. Am mechanical engineer completed my engineering from India. How can I become a train driver in Australia what are the qualifications.

[@itchyvet]

Australia is a BIG country, it consists of States and Territories, which each have their own rail system. The cities have Suburban systems catering for the local areas, and in some cases Rural/regional areas. Some are still State owned and operated , whilst others have been sold off and are privately owned and operated. The perway, or rails are still state owned thought contracted out to private companies to run. State run suburban/regional areas may still be state operated and applications should be submitted to state transport authorities. Private freight companies need to be approached directly. All systems are supposed to overseen by the Federal Rail Transport Safety body who write and amend the operating rules everyone is obliged to comply with. Be warned though, IMHO a fellow with qualifications as you say you have, would be far better employed in the engineering aspect of these systems then simply a Driver. B.T.W. you could also apply to the Mining companies in W.A.'s Pilbara where they operate the heavy iron ore trains, I suspect with your qualifications you may have better luck there. Though keep in mind, those jobs are FIFO currently. That means Fly In and Fly out. You work for a period of time on site/living there/eat/sleep, then when your time's up, fly back to your home for a period agreed upon on your employment, then fly back and repeat.

[@reetfor]

Hi i applied for Trainee train guard from Australia you have any information about online assesment

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Gagan, We have an Australian specific page here for train driver. It may not be exactly the same, but we cover the assessment centre with practice tests which may be similar for a train guard: www.how2become.com/australia/train-driver/ Hope it helps! The How2Become Team

[@itchyvet]

@@CareerVidz Not entirely accurate. Each State has different criteria, for example a Queensland Driver would require a familarisation process and learning the routes before being allowed to drive. Then there are the Locomotives, which in many cases are similar but different layouts to learn. Signaling is also similar but not the same Australia wide. Train Guards we no longer have in W.A, though I'm aware they still have them in NSW, in W.A. we have Security personel patrolling the suburban system responding to calls. There are always vacancies being offered in the later category.

[@formulafan7806]

i like trains

[@CareerVidz]

Us too, Adam. Thanks for watching!

[@scs7798]

BAM

[@eburgaj]

where can i get an application form as trainee train driver?

[@CareerVidz]

+El Vis Hi there, you can find out more about application forms for Train Drivers here: www.traindriver.org

[@itchyvet]

The reality is, whilst it is claimed in this video safety and rules are a priority, it is also a sad fact, many times Managers will demand you OVER RIDE BOTH, to satisfy something they wish to achieve. When you stand your ground and point out you cannot do what they are asking as it contravenes the rules and is unsafe, you are branded as a hard case and not team member. Of course when you end up in the Coroners Court, he will tell you, it was YOUR duty to abide by the rules, despite being labeled as a non team member by management. Of course management is never brought to account for their behaviour, unless you have got a strong Union.

[@itchyvet]

B.T.W. I was a Train Driver and then Instructor for 30 years, working heavy freight and then ending on Electric passenger trains.

[@CareerVidz]

Thanks for your honest feedback which I respect :)

[@caboodle5462]

The unions in the UK are way to powerful.

[@Matty12333]

Hi, do you need good GCSE results to apply?

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Tom, thanks for your message. As a general rule, you do not need GCSEs to become a train driver. However, good grades can help, especially if there are lots of people applying for the same job. Having said that, there are numerous tests involved during the selection process, so you must ensure you practice for these before the tests/assessment day. You can get more information at the website www.TrainDriver.org. I hope that helps, Richard

[@The-Randomest-Guy]

Your GCSEs won't even come in to it unless you're very young.

[@forza223bowe5]

Craig G It’s funny, because schools say GCSE are vital to get jobs, but what’s more important is your passion and willingness to learn is what most employers are looking for.

[@jackssstaylor7438]

Am 17 year old and am thinking of being a train driver and Cos am 17 can I apply to become train driver Job at 17

[@pachma405]

You're too young to drive the train. But they might let you shovel the coal.

[@jackssstaylor7438]

I know lol I was Joking but when am actually older I wanna be a train driver

[@oop2165]

Hello, I’m only 13 and this is my dream job, I was searching a lot about the salary of a train driver but I didn’t had something exact, can you give an information about that just to have an idea? 🙂 By the way great video!

[@brianburns7211]

B A M Take a tip. Stay in school.

[@blob7282]

I'm only 12 years old and have dreams of being a train driver but should I lose hope?

[@CareerVidz]

Hello, Never give up on securing your dream job! It is possible to become a trainee train driver. Take a look at the following link - www.how2become.com/careers/train-driver/ This will help you get a better idea of what to expect :)

[@blob7282]

@@CareerVidz Hey Richard, I'm 16 now, and still returning to your videos for advice :) Over the past couple of years, I've been studying engineering at school, and have been volunteering at a heritage railway, which both included working in a workshop and operating heavy machinery. Would you consider this to be sufficient evidence of being safety conscious and being able to follow rules and procedures? Thank you.

[@jackcolver7884]

Hi I’m 15 and because of my schooling past I doubt I’m going to get many GCSEs to become an engineer or something like that but I have these qualities and looking at becoming a train driver. Would u mind giving me an email?

[@CareerVidz]

Hey Jack, check out our Train Drive website here for more help and advice: Traindriver.org

[@KulwinderSingh-ej2cq]

Hi this K singh from Qld Australia

[@CareerVidz]

Hi! Do you have an interview coming up? :)

[@tstar2001uk]

What is the rail safety center???

[@rickardomartonosi6861]

its not hard to learn it , most of them are real life skill that u probbably have.

[@CareerVidz]

Yeah, I agree with you here. Most of us have these skills already, it's just a matter of digging them out and applying them to the role of a train driver.

[@computerwizkid1002]

hiive always had an interest in railways but I am confused on how to be a train driver, I am in college and would like a job as a train driver as soon as possible, how can I become one?

[@CareerVidz]

+Bradley Perkins Hi Bradley, the following website has a mass of free information to help you become a train driver: www.traindriver.org

[@computerwizkid1002]

CareerVidz thank you that was very helpful if some what overwhelming.

[@balkash111]

At 57 am I to old to become a train driver?

[@CareerVidz]

Hi, this question can be answered on this website: www.traindriver.org/

[@locowade7881]

Ok I'm only 13 but I have a few questions of being a engineer, honestly my favorite is the es44c4 bnsf. When you are applying for the job, what's the process. I know I'm only 13 but I already have talked to a bnsf worker due to my experiences with train simulator and oddly realistic simulators, I'm very good at it but my question it if you apply for the job would you be assigned a train due to your skills that your used to? or do you pick it.

[@lalisehora7390]

For my dream to beccome train driver

[@CareerVidz]

Please would you SUBSCRIBE to my channel? I'd very much appreciate your support. Thank you! Richard 🙏

[@ttmmaacc]

"TRAIN Driver Qualities" ..Thats a fail on skill 1, Attention to detail.

[@CareerVidz]

What do you mean?

[@fredbloggs4181]

It also helps if you're non white.

[@mehitabel1290]

I fit the bill on all counts. But I'm in my 50s. They'd laugh in my face.

[@CareerVidz]

You have nothing to lose by giving it a try :)

[@mehitabel1290]

True. It does irk me that it's assumed the over-50s Can't Learn New Things...... Gah! I got a degree at 53...........

[@CareerVidz]

Just go for it... you have more experience than most people! :) This website will help you: traindriver.org

[@forza223bowe5]

I am nowhere near 50, but I have known a lot of people in their 50s turned down for jobs, strange if you ask me

[@foppo100]

Nice video but common sense points.Driving a train is not that difficult but all the other bits add up.

[@Gloverfield]

The 4th one..... SHIT.