About Network Rail
Network Rail Infrastructure, through subsidiary Network Rail, owns, manages, and maintains 21,000 miles of track and 40,000 bridges and tunnels in England, Scotland, and Wales. Network Rail Infrastructure owns the nation's 2,500 railway stations but manages only the 18 largest; the rest of the stations are managed by train operating companies, which – more... provide passenger rail service. Passengers aren't all that ride Network Rail's system -- freight traffic has increased 50% under Network Rail's watch. Network Rail took over the UK's railways with backing from the government in 2002 from insolvent Railtrack Group. – less
Network Rail Employer Reviews
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Productive
Project Manager/Commercial Manager (Current Employee), Milton Keynes – May 19, 2013
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Productive, lively and interesting workplace
Senior Technical Officer (Current Employee), Orpington – May 15, 2013
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Very good place to work
Customer Service Assistant (Current Employee), Manchester – April 30, 2013
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Commercial Manager, Network Rail
Commercial Manager (Current Employee), Great Eastern Street – April 13, 2013
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Productive and friendly work place
Assistant Project Manager (Former Employee), Manchester – March 11, 2013
