Working for SPT
Welcome to SPT’s careers section. With exciting job opportunities available, why not apply to join our team and help us improve the travel experience of our customers?
Career opportunities
IntroductionAt SPT we employ a wide range of people in various roles across our operational sites in and around Glasgow. This includes Subway train drivers, bus station regulators, ferry crews, clerical and admin support staff, IT specialists, accounting, legal and finance professionals, and many more.
We are a professional organisation and welcome applications from all individuals within the communities we serve. Furthermore, we value our staff and are committed to their continued development.
Benefits include:
- Competitive salary;
- Final salary pension scheme;
- Subsidised rail travel;
- Free travel on the Subway.
If you think you could contribute to the ever-changing agenda of public transport, then SPT would like to hear from you. We welcome applicants from all sections of society regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, disability, marital status, age (it is usual practice for our employees to retire at age 65) and religion, perceived community background or political beliefs.
Current vacanciesWhether you want to apply for a job today or would just like some information, you can use these pages to get started.
View all current job vacancies within SPT.
Search all current job vacancies within SPT.
Each vacancy listed has more information and details of how to apply.
Search all jobs within SPTClick on this link to search for jobs within SPT. You can search for jobs in three different ways - by job category, location or a keyword. If you'd like to refine your job search, simply select a location and job category together.
If you'd like to submit a speculative CV or manage your account, please visit our career centre.
Contact usContact the recruitment team by writing to:
SPT
Consort House
12 West George Street
Glasgow
G2 1HNOr call the recruitment hotline on 0845 123 5660.
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