Once you have found a vacancy you are interested in, click the link to the First Group site to find out more about vacancies at FGW and other First businesses in the UK. We will ask you to set up an account using your email address - this will allow us to contact you about your application. This will also allow you to log in and out of the form so you can take a break during the application. Your application will not be submitted to us until you click the 'submit' button.
For most of our vacancies we will ask you to apply on line.
Yes we do. Please check the vacancy to see if the position is part time or full
time.
Yes - you can apply for as many vacancies as you wish. Please review all the information
relating to the role and think carefully about what you want to do and where you
wish to work before applying. If you're applying for more than one role, treat your
applications separately and adapt them accordingly.
We aim to contact you within a week.
We would normally expect the recruitment process to take no longer than six weeks.
Yes you can, but for some roles we will ask you to wait for a period of time before reapplying. This is to help you develop your skills before applying again.
Yes, in fact there are no limits to how far you can progress. All our posts are
advertised internally and we encourage internal promotion and development.
You need to be minimum of 18 years to perform safety critical roles and those involving
sale of alcohol, and a minimum of 21 years old for Driver roles.
No, First Great Western operates train services, however, we suggest that you visit Network Rail's website
www.networkrail.co.uk to find out about roles in this area.
This varies depending on the role you apply for. For more information on pay rates
please refer to the individual vacancy.
You will be paid four weekly, 13 times a year by bank transfer.
No for many roles full uniform is provided to you.
If selected for an interview at First Great Western you are required to bring all
necessary documentation regarding your right to work in the UK. This is required
under Section 15 25 of the Immigration, Asylum & Nationality Act 2006.
Do not send any original documentation with your application, as you will only be
required to produce these documents if you are invited to interview.
Yes, it is secured to ensure all personal information is protected from unauthorised
use. You will be asked to register using your email address and a password known
only to you. We will use your unique email address to contact you regarding your
application(s).
There are a number of places in your local community that have free public access
to computers e.g. the public library or Jobcentre Plus as well as internet cafes
(for a small cost). They will be able to advise you on setting up a personal email
account.