2 Rail civil engineering jobs in Glasgow

Civil engineering on the railway — Network Rail, HS2, track, stations, bridges, earthworks, trams and metros. Adverts in Glasgow, Scotland.

There are only 2 live Rail civil engineering adverts in Glasgow right now — too few to build a page around, so this page is kept out of search results. The URL stays, and it fills up again when the adverts do.

Advertised median, Rail civil engineering jobs in GlasgowNot enough adverts state pay to give a reliable figure (1 of 2 live).

Adverts stating payOnly 1 of 2 live adverts state pay.

These are advertised salaries taken from live job adverts, not a survey of what people are paid.

Updated 4 October 2026

FiltersRail · Glasgow

Live adverts

2 live, most recently posted first.

Estimator
£450 - £500/annum
Location: GlasgowTags: TemporaryOutside IR35Hybrid
Posted 3d ago
Quantity Surveyor/SQS
£400 – £500/day
Location: GlasgowTags: Contract
Posted 23d ago

What these adverts pay

Not enough of these adverts state pay to give a reliable figure: 1 of the 2 live adverts here do, and we need at least 5 before we print one. The sector’s UK figure is shown instead. Rail civil engineering adverts across the UK: median advertised salary £65,000. The middle half of those adverts sit between £52,500 and £97,750.

Based on 75 live adverts, 65% of which state pay. Snapshot taken 4 October 2026. These are advertised salaries taken from live job adverts, not a survey of what people are paid.

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Rail roles in Glasgow

Each number is the live advert count that the linked page itself shows.

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