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Rail & Public Transport Jobs in Spain

Train builders and railway suppliers alongside the operators moving passengers between and within Spanish cities.

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€2kOn-site in TorrejonNo Spanish needed

Bus Driver

Alsa4d ago
€1.6kOn-site in Los RealejosNative Spanish
€1.9kOn-site in Puerto del RosarioFluent Spanish

Truck Driver

Alsa1w ago
€2.5kOn-site in AlfarnateNo Spanish needed
€1.6kOn-site in BarcelonaNative Spanish

Warehouse Worker

Alsa4d ago
€1.3k – €1.4kOn-site in CulleredoNo Spanish needed

Airport Assistant

Alsa4d ago
€1.4kOn-site in Puerto del RosarioFluent Spanish
On-site in MadridNo Spanish needed
€438.1On-site in VecindarioNative Spanish
€1.9kOn-site in AvilésNo Spanish needed
€2.3kOn-site in La OlivaBasic Spanish

Driving Staff

Alsa4d ago
€1.6kOn-site in Las ChafirasNative Spanish

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448 jobs

Spain's passenger-transport market joins a substantial rail-manufacturing base to one of Europe's largest high-speed networks. CAF and Talgo design and build trains; Renfe operates national rail services; and Moventia, Alsa, Avanza, Vectalia, Grupo Ruiz, Arriva, Sagalés and Transdev run bus, coach and urban networks. Sécheron Hasler represents the specialist technology and electrical systems used around rolling stock.

The jobs span mechanical and electrical engineering, manufacturing, signalling, fleet maintenance, driving, depot and control-centre operations, planning, ticketing, passenger service and corporate functions. Safety-critical and customer-facing work normally requires Spanish and role-specific licences. Engineering teams with international projects can be more flexible on language, but candidates should rely on the requirements stated in each advert.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which rail and public-transport employers hire in Spain?
This page tracks 448 openings from 12 employers, including CAF, Talgo, Renfe, Moventia, Alsa, Avanza, Vectalia, Grupo Ruiz, Arriva Spain, Sagalés, Transdev and rail-technology suppliers.
What railway and transit jobs are included?
Train design and manufacturing, signalling, systems and software engineering, maintenance, depot operations, driving, network planning, control centres, passenger service, ticketing and the operators' finance, HR and commercial teams all appear here.
Do public-transport jobs in Spain require Spanish?
Passenger-facing, operational and safety-critical roles usually do. International engineering, manufacturing and technology projects may work partly or primarily in English. Licences and language requirements are shown from the individual advert where available.