What is the most important non technical skill for a train driver?

The railway depends on its operators performing their work in order to run safely and efficiently. This requires technical knowledge and skill, but also non-technical skills such as developing and maintaining awareness of risks and working together effectively with others.



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Complying with professional and federal rules and regulations relating to train operation and safety. Monitoring the speed, air pressure and other operational measurements of the train. Using mechanical controls such as throttles and air brakes to control the speed and motion of the train.

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With regular scheduled train services meaning a planned timetable, passenger Train Drivers work reasonably predictable shift patterns. On average, most operators work to a 35 hour week. Although some work more. A 35 hour week which is generally averaged out over the whole year, shift cycle or similar.

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10 general train driver interview questions
  • Tell me about yourself.
  • How did you learn about this position?
  • What made you decide to pursue a career as a train driver?
  • Why do you want to become a train driver for our company?
  • What are your greatest strengths and how can you apply them as a train driver?


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