The Railway Protection Guard is looking for people willing to work. It is known who can join SOK
The Railway Protection Guard is responsible for safety at Polish stations and railway lines, and the number of vacant positions is still growing. Employment in this service is not only a chance for permanent work, but also for professional development and favorable financial conditions.
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In times of growing demand for uniformed services, working at SOK may be an attractive option for many people.
According to “Wirtualny Nowy Przemysł”, newly hired officers can count on a salary of PLN 5,000 to PLN 6,500. PLN gross, and the average salary with benefits reaches up to PLN 8,000. PLN gross.
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In addition, there are discretionary bonuses, allowances for night work, holidays, hazardous conditions, internship, as well as jubilee awards and overtime.
Work at SOK. They offer 8 thousand PLN per month and additional benefits
SOK employees are also entitled to discounts on railway fares, additional leave and a social package including, among others: co-financing holidays and cultural events.
“SOK employees can count on a number of allowances: discretionary bonus, hourly bonus, bonus for additional activities, allowance for night work, allowance for work on holidays, allowance for dangerous and strenuous conditions, internship allowance, coal allowance, overtime, jubilee bonus,” explained Monika Komaszewska, senior inspector at the SOK Headquarters, whose words are quoted by “Fakt”.
The Railway Protection Guard provides work. You don't need to have a higher education
What are the requirements for candidates who would like to start working at SOK? The candidate must have Polish citizenship, be at least 21 years old, have at least secondary education, have a regulated attitude towards military service, have an impeccable reputation and have adequate physical and mental fitness.
Additional advantages include knowledge of intervention techniques, martial arts, rescuer qualifications and a category B driving license.
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SOK officers have similar powers to other uniformed services: they can ID cards, stop, inspect vehicles, impose penalties, and, if necessary, use firearms.
There are approximately 3,000 members of SOK. officers who are responsible for supervising 19,000 km of railway lines
The Railway Protection Guard was established by Marshal Józef Piłsudski immediately after Poland regained independence.
