Rachael Lyas nominated for Women in Rail’s ‘Female Apprentice of the Year’ award

Huge congratulations go out this morning to our Signalling Apprentice, Rachael Lyas, for being nominated for the Women in Rail Awards ‘Female Apprentice of the Year’ award!

Joining the business back in 2018 and currently in the 3rd year of her Level 3 apprenticeship, she’s been instrumental in redefining the role of women at Amaro, not to mention our appreciation for just what’s possible when you’re THIS committed.

Not only has she continually smashed all of her academic and practical targets, she’s done this whilst…

  • Visiting schools and schools to inspire the next generation
  • Encouraging more girls to become rail professionals
  • Helping to ensure 33% of our September cohort were female
  • Constantly seeking out new ways of helping her teammates

… all whilst holding down a full-time ‘day job’ as one of Amaro’s in-house Possession Planners AND completing a whole host of signalling testing qualifications (Mod 5, Mod 3C, and Assistant Tester on-site assessment) in the process.

Congratulations, Rach. You’re already a winner in our eyes!

The photo depicts a group of four individuals, two men and two women, standing proudly at the Amaro exhibition booth during a conference. They are wearing business attire and lanyards, suggesting they are part of the event staff or representatives of Amaro. The booth features banners promoting the “Women in Amaro” initiative, which aims to empower diversity in the rail industry. Additional promotional materials and company branding such as “Railway Engineering Excellence” are displayed on the table and around the booth, which is located in a spacious, modern exhibition hall.

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The photo captures a speaker, a Caucasian middle-aged man in a white shirt, energetically addressing an audience at a conference. Behind him, a banner for the “Women in Amaro” initiative promotes “Empowering Diversity in Rail.” The banner outlines the initiative’s goal to attract more women to the rail industry, enhancing diversity and making Amaro more inclusive. Another male attendee in the background listens intently. The setting appears to be a well-lit conference room.

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The image is a promotional graphic for the 2024 Heart of Gold Awards, with nominations now open. It features a dark blue background with the Amaro and Railway Benefit Fund (RBF) logos at the top. A large golden heart is in the center, emphasizing the award’s theme. Text on the image invites viewers to “Cast your vote in the comments,” indicating an interactive nomination process. The design uses gold and blue colour tones, giving it a distinguished and professional appearance.

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