Key Notes
Night field coverage defines this home-start technician vacancy, working five nights per week on Transport for London and National Rail equipment. The post handles corrective and preventive maintenance, fault response, installations, module movements, stock checks and FORS accreditation. Technical maintenance experience, an engineering qualification and a UK driving licence are required. The ATS labels it UK remote, but duties involve overnight customer-site work.
What You'll Work On
- Perform corrective and preventative night maintenance on Cubic field equipment using prescribed service procedures across contracted customer locations.
- Attend reported faults during night shifts, carry out repairs and follow the prescribed maintenance procedures.
- Assist with field-equipment installations while applying Cubic health, safety and quality standards.
- Handle module deliveries and collections, check vehicle stock and maintain the assigned vehicle and FORS accreditation.
Why This Role Matters
- Transport for London and National Rail infrastructure relies on Cubic’s night fault response to limit equipment downtime across contracted sites.
- Cubic’s mobile field teams depend on available equipment modules, checked vehicle stock and maintained FORS accreditation when carrying out overnight work.
What They Are Looking For
- Experience: Hands-on experience in a technical service or maintenance environment is required.
- Qualification: An engineering qualification is required.
- Eligibility: A UK driving licence is required for the mobile night role.
- Preferred: An HNC or equivalent in Electronics or Mechanical Engineering and experience with SLA-driven contracts are desirable.