Leading Professions

Traffic Officers/ Train Drivers (IRTS)

Responsible for the efficient scheduling and movement of trains, station management, and ensuring the smooth flow of passenger and freight traffic.

4.0LPA •  4.4

Personnel Officers (IRPS)

Handle human resource management, recruitment, training, promotions, and employee welfare.

10.0LPA •  4.4

Accounts Officers (IRAS)

Manage the financial aspects of railway operations, including budgeting, accounting, and financial planning

22.0LPA •  4.4

Civil Engineers (IRSE)

Oversee the construction, maintenance, and upgrading of railway tracks, bridges, and other infrastructure.

8.0LPA •  4.4

Electrical Engineers (IRSEE)

Responsible for the maintenance and modernization of electrical systems, including overhead electrification and signaling.

10.0LPA •  4.4

Mechanical Engineers (IRSME)

Manage the maintenance and repair of locomotives, coaches, and wagons.

6.0LPA •  4.4

Signal and Telecommunication Engineers (IRSSE)

Handle the signaling and telecommunications systems for safe train operations.

5.0LPA •  4.4

Medical Officers (IRMS)

Provide healthcare services to railway employees and passengers in railway hospitals and clinics.

12.0LPA •  4.4

Stores Officers (IRSS)

Manage the procurement, storage, and distribution of materials and supplies required for railway operations.

10.0LPA •  4.4

Security and Vigilance Officers (RSME)

Ensure the safety and security of railway assets, passengers, and employees.

12.0LPA •  4.4

Safety Officers (IRTS)

Focus on implementing safety protocols, conducting safety audits, and investigating accidents and incidents.

8.0LPA •  4.4

Railway Police (RPF)

Ensure the safety and security of passengers and railway property by preventing theft, vandalism, and other security threats.

4.5LPA •  4.4
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