P-Way Stressing Ops

Stressing Operative – Permanent Way (PWAY) Job Title: Stressing Operative – PWAY Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland Contract Type: Contract Rate: TBC The Role We are currently seeking an experienced Stressing Operative to support Permanent Way (PWAY) track works on railway infrastructure projects across Northern Ireland. The successful candidate will be responsible for carrying out rail stressing activities, ensuring that track works are completed safely, accurately and in accordance with relevant railway standards, technical specifications and project requirements. Working alongside track teams, supervisors and engineering staff, you will play an important role in the delivery of track installation, maintenance and renewal works, ensuring all stressing operations meet the required quality and safety standards. Key Responsibilities

• Carry out rail stressing operations as part of Permanent Way track works.
• Undertake rail stressing in accordance with approved procedures and technical requirements.
• Ensure rail stressing activities are completed safely and accurately.
• Work with site supervisors, engineers and track teams to coordinate stressing activities.
• Assist with track installation, maintenance and renewal projects.
• Ensure correct equipment and tools are available, inspected and suitable for the works.
• Monitor rail temperatures and ensure stressing activities are carried out within the required parameters.
• Maintain accurate records and documentation relating to stressing operations.
• Ensure all work complies with relevant railway standards, safety procedures and site requirements.
• Identify and report any technical or safety issues to the relevant supervisor or engineer.
• Maintain a high standard of workmanship and promote safe working practices on site. Essential Requirements
• Previous experience as a Rail Stressing Operative within the railway / Permanent Way sector.
• Good understanding of rail stressing techniques and procedures.
• Knowledge of Permanent Way track works and railway infrastructure.
• Understanding of rail stressing requirements, including rail temperature and stress-free temperature principles.
• Familiarity with relevant railway standards, processes and safety procedures.
• Previous experience working in a site-based railway environment.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a track team.
• Relevant rail competencies, training and certifications for stressing activities.
• Strong commitment to health, safety and quality standards.