About ARTC
We're one of the country's largest rail network owners, proud to be keeping the future of transport on track.
A vital link in the nation's transport supply chain, every day our people manage the movement of over 415 freight and passenger trains across five states, 9,600 km of track, 39 worksites and the lands of more than 50 First Nations. Rail isn't just a mode of transport, it's a safer and more environmentally friendly choice. We're committed to expanding and modernising our rail network, having invested billions of dollars to ensure its efficiency and sustainability. Join us and be part of a team that's shaping the future of transport in Australia.
About The Team
Our Operations team works with a diverse customer base to support several nationally significant supply chains. With management responsibility spanning across five states, our 8,500 km rail network is used to transport bulk products, passenger and general freight, including steel and a vast array of consumer items such as groceries, electrical goods and other items for both import and export markets.
The Operations teams work within several complex and challenging environments, including some of the busiest rail corridors in Australia to deliver safe, efficient and sustainable service delivery outcomes for its customers, stakeholders and the community.
About The Opportunity
The successful applicants will be required to work on a rotating 24/7 roster, including public holidays as the trains don't stop, neither does Network Control. The Network Controller based at Junee is responsible for controlling and monitoring rail traffic movements across ARTC's extensive rail track network. While maintaining a safety‐first mentality, this role will involve monitoring the train control system and performing signaller functions, as well as recording rolling stock movements and issuing work on track authorities.
* Safely control and record the movement of trains and track vehicles over specific sections of ARTC's railway network in accordance with safe networking practices.
* Comply with safe working requirements, codes of practice, procedures, and processes.
* Answer and respond to emergencies and irregularities in line with regulations and best safe working practice.
* Relay and issue instructions to drivers and other track staff.
* Ensure compliance with train and other relevant notices regarding alterations and additions to signalling, safe work practices and rolling stock.
* Work cooperatively with drivers and other staff to ensure prompt reaching of destinations.
* Work cooperatively with adjoining Network Controllers and adjoining track owners to facilitate the safe transit of trains and track work across boundaries.
Qualifications
No prior network controlling experience is necessary for this job, but it is essential that you complete the questions in the application process that asks you to address each of the key selection criteria listed below.
* Safety focus – committed to achieving zero harm.
* Calm under pressure – experience making quality decisions in a prompt and safe manner.
* Attentive to detail – superior ability to interpret and work with technical information.
* Superior communicator – professional, accurate, clear, and concise communication.
* Effective and efficient planning – ability to plan in an adaptive environment.
* Team Player – ability to build strong working relationships.
* Customer Service – committed to achieving exceptional outcomes for our customers.
Benefits
* Flexible working options can be discussed.
* Competitive remuneration.
* Resources to support health and well‐being and development.
* Novated leasing options, as well as discounts and support programs.
* 24/7 Employee Assistance Program for all employees and their direct family members.
We're proud to be an equal opportunity employer and encourage applications from people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent.
Applications close: 28 May 2026.
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