Network Rail Workforce Development

Course Name

Asset Management System Awareness

Course Description

Delegates must have completed Introduction to Asset Management (eLearning) prior to attending this course. Upon completion of this training course, delegates will understand the concepts of asset management, and how an asset management system helps in the delivery of Network Rail's organisational objectives.

Audience

Those who are involved in asset management activities within Network Rail as per the IAM Anatomy of Asset Management scope and whose role is categorised as 'AM Leaders/Key Supporters.' Those individuals whose development plan also includes asset management learning should also attend.

Duration:

1 Day(s)

Class size:

15

Course Name

Asset Management System Awareness

Course Description

Delegates must have completed Introduction to Asset Management (eLearning) prior to attending this course. Upon completion of this training course, delegates will understand the concepts of asset management, and how an asset management system helps in the delivery of Network Rail's organisational objectives.

Audience

Those who are involved in asset management activities within Network Rail as per the IAM Anatomy of Asset Management scope and whose role is categorised as 'AM Leaders/Key Supporters.' Those individuals whose development plan also includes asset management learning should also attend.

Duration:

1 Day(s)

Class size:

15

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/AM/AMSA

Prerequisite Name:

Introduction to Asset Management (eLearning)

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

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Course Name

AST (Advanced Signalling Technology)

Course Description

Develops knowledge of signalling principles, and in particular in relation to complex signalling problems. It is recommended that before attending this course delegates should already be familiar with basic signalling principles including: (1) Non-stopping headway calculations (2) signalling plan symbols (3) classes of route (4) the basic specifications of signals, warning and protection systems (5) points and train dectection on the signalling plan (6) interlocking principles and (7) route and points control tables. If you are not familiar with these you may wish to attend the 'Signalling Layout' or 'Signalling Control Tables' courses first.

Audience

For Signalling Designers or Testers who have a need to design or test complex signalling arrangements. Also for candidates for Modules 2 and 3 of the IRSE exam.

Duration:

10 Day(s)

Class size:

10

Course Name

AST (Advanced Signalling Technology)

Course Description

Develops knowledge of signalling principles, and in particular in relation to complex signalling problems. It is recommended that before attending this course delegates should already be familiar with basic signalling principles including: (1) Non-stopping headway calculations (2) signalling plan symbols (3) classes of route (4) the basic specifications of signals, warning and protection systems (5) points and train dectection on the signalling plan (6) interlocking principles and (7) route and points control tables. If you are not familiar with these you may wish to attend the 'Signalling Layout' or 'Signalling Control Tables' courses first.

Audience

For Signalling Designers or Testers who have a need to design or test complex signalling arrangements. Also for candidates for Modules 2 and 3 of the IRSE exam.

Duration:

10 Day(s)

Class size:

10

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/AST

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

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N/A

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Course Name

Basic MicroStation for Project Engineers

Course Description

General Introduction to Microstation V8 for Project Engineers covering 2D draughting tools, NRG Acceptance criteria, Tools/Processes and Quality Assurance checklists for Goods Inwards Checking, and a brief introduction to Westinghouse and BBRL Plans Software. There will be a short assessment to check that delegates can successfully check a drawing against an NRG acceptance checklist.

Audience

The course is aimed at project engineers with responsibilities for goods inwards checking of CAD records who feel they would benefit from an improved understanding of both Microstation and the correct acceptance criteria.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9-12

Course Name

Basic MicroStation for Project Engineers

Course Description

General Introduction to Microstation V8 for Project Engineers covering 2D draughting tools, NRG Acceptance criteria, Tools/Processes and Quality Assurance checklists for Goods Inwards Checking, and a brief introduction to Westinghouse and BBRL Plans Software. There will be a short assessment to check that delegates can successfully check a drawing against an NRG acceptance checklist.

Audience

The course is aimed at project engineers with responsibilities for goods inwards checking of CAD records who feel they would benefit from an improved understanding of both Microstation and the correct acceptance criteria.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9-12

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/BMPE

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Basic Microstation for Signalling Design

Course Description

General Introduction to Microstation V8 for Signalling Design covering general 2D draughting tools and best practices for producing standards-compliant circuit design that meets Records Group acceptance criteria. There are no pre-requisites for the course although familiarity with Microstation would be beneficial. There will not be a formal assessment but drawings produced during the course will be checked to verify delegates’ understanding of the modules.

Audience

The course is aimed at signalling engineering personnel and trainees who are either new to Microstation V8 or who feel they would benefit from formal training to improve their detailed design skillset.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9-12

Course Name

Basic Microstation for Signalling Design

Course Description

General Introduction to Microstation V8 for Signalling Design covering general 2D draughting tools and best practices for producing standards-compliant circuit design that meets Records Group acceptance criteria. There are no pre-requisites for the course although familiarity with Microstation would be beneficial. There will not be a formal assessment but drawings produced during the course will be checked to verify delegates’ understanding of the modules.

Audience

The course is aimed at signalling engineering personnel and trainees who are either new to Microstation V8 or who feel they would benefit from formal training to improve their detailed design skillset.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9-12

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

PD/IE/BMSD

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Basic Signalling Technology

Course Description

An introduction to signal engineering principles, signalling equipment and design covering signal engineering principles, signalling equipment and design, how to develop railway signalling that is up to current practice standards, principles relating to relays, interlockings, Control Centres, train detection points and signals, train protection system signalling circuits, signalling design, scheme plans, control tables and aspect sequence charts.

Audience

For Trainee Signalling Design Engineers

Duration:

10 Day(s)

Class size:

10

Course Name

Basic Signalling Technology

Course Description

An introduction to signal engineering principles, signalling equipment and design covering signal engineering principles, signalling equipment and design, how to develop railway signalling that is up to current practice standards, principles relating to relays, interlockings, Control Centres, train detection points and signals, train protection system signalling circuits, signalling design, scheme plans, control tables and aspect sequence charts.

Audience

For Trainee Signalling Design Engineers

Duration:

10 Day(s)

Class size:

10

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/BASIC SIG TECH

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Basic Track Design

Course Description

Training to develop knowledge of lateral and vertical track design including lateral and vertical track design, the application of cant for varying speeds, how to calculate them and how to implement them into a typical design profile, vertical design for both maintaining track and designing new track requirements. The course consists of four days based in a classroom and one day for an on-site practical. During the on-site practical, you will be required to bring PPE as you will be re-designing an existing track curve. Please note that you should have track engineering experience before taking part in this course.

Audience

For Track Engineers who carry out geometric design. Please note this course is not suitable for new starters, but those with track engineering experience

Duration:

5 Day(s)

Class size:

15

Course Name

Basic Track Design

Course Description

Training to develop knowledge of lateral and vertical track design including lateral and vertical track design, the application of cant for varying speeds, how to calculate them and how to implement them into a typical design profile, vertical design for both maintaining track and designing new track requirements. The course consists of four days based in a classroom and one day for an on-site practical. During the on-site practical, you will be required to bring PPE as you will be re-designing an existing track curve. Please note that you should have track engineering experience before taking part in this course.

Audience

For Track Engineers who carry out geometric design. Please note this course is not suitable for new starters, but those with track engineering experience

Duration:

5 Day(s)

Class size:

15

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/BTD

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

C&G 2391-52 Level 3 Award in Initial & Periodic Verification of Electrical Installations

Course Description

This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally install and carry out initial verification and testing on electrical installations.

Audience

This is a one-off combined course for GWEP Project, requested by Sue McAndrew. Award is ideal for qualified electricians wishing to update their knowledge of electrical installation techniques. Level 3 is ideal if you are a qualified electrician and have a great deal of technical skills and knowledge. You work with minimum supervision and have a good record of safety, fault correction and ensuring work meets the required standard. You want to update your knowledge of techniques and legislation. This course is suitable for domestic installers and electricians who wish to carry out periodic inspections and testing plus associated certification.

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9

Course Name

C&G 2391-52 Level 3 Award in Initial & Periodic Verification of Electrical Installations

Course Description

This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally install and carry out initial verification and testing on electrical installations.

Audience

This is a one-off combined course for GWEP Project, requested by Sue McAndrew. Award is ideal for qualified electricians wishing to update their knowledge of electrical installation techniques. Level 3 is ideal if you are a qualified electrician and have a great deal of technical skills and knowledge. You work with minimum supervision and have a good record of safety, fault correction and ensuring work meets the required standard. You want to update your knowledge of techniques and legislation. This course is suitable for domestic installers and electricians who wish to carry out periodic inspections and testing plus associated certification.

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

2395-52

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Course Name

City & Guild 2391-51 Level 3 Award in Period Inspection, Testing & Certification

Course Description

Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement. Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment.

Audience

This course is suitable for domestic installers and electricians who wish to carry out periodic inspections and testing plus associated certification. If candidates have no previous testing experience then they are still able to take the course but are advised to attend the 6 day course that includes an extra two days training immediately before the course date. We strongly recommend that candidates have the City & Guilds 2382 prior to taking this course, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.

Duration:

4 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9

Course Name

City & Guild 2391-51 Level 3 Award in Period Inspection, Testing & Certification

Course Description

Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement. Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment.

Audience

This course is suitable for domestic installers and electricians who wish to carry out periodic inspections and testing plus associated certification. If candidates have no previous testing experience then they are still able to take the course but are advised to attend the 6 day course that includes an extra two days training immediately before the course date. We strongly recommend that candidates have the City & Guilds 2382 prior to taking this course, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.

Duration:

4 Days Day(s)

Class size:

9

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

PD/IE/C&G2395 PIT&C

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Course Name

City & Guilds 2377 - Portable Appliance Testing

Course Description

We recommend that delegates have an up to date copy of the IEE code of practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment. The following elements are covered: - Legislation - Equipment classification - Frequency of inspection - Documentation and procedures - Competence to test - Instrumentation - Practical inspection and testing - Use of a variety of common test instruments - Recording and interpreting results

Audience

This qualification is designed for those involved in the inspection and testing of electrical equipment and/or managing the process

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

16

Course Name

City & Guilds 2377 - Portable Appliance Testing

Course Description

We recommend that delegates have an up to date copy of the IEE code of practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment. The following elements are covered: - Legislation - Equipment classification - Frequency of inspection - Documentation and procedures - Competence to test - Instrumentation - Practical inspection and testing - Use of a variety of common test instruments - Recording and interpreting results

Audience

This qualification is designed for those involved in the inspection and testing of electrical equipment and/or managing the process

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

16

Competence Name Awarded:

Undertake Portable Appliance testing

Competence Awarded:

Plant 20

Course Code:

PD/IE/C&G2377 PAT

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Course Name

City & Guilds 2382 - Certificate for Electrical Installations (18th Edition)

Course Description

The 4 day course covers the complete wiring regulations and is delivered over 3 days with a 2 hour, 60 question on-line GOLA examination on the 4th day. If the optimum number of candidates attends this course (14) then the examination will take place in 2 sittings of 7 candidates.

Audience

Average literacy, numeracy skills and an understanding of basic electrical theory are desired but there are no formal prerequisites for entry to this course.

Duration:

4 Day(s)

Class size:

8

Course Name

City & Guilds 2382 - Certificate for Electrical Installations (18th Edition)

Course Description

The 4 day course covers the complete wiring regulations and is delivered over 3 days with a 2 hour, 60 question on-line GOLA examination on the 4th day. If the optimum number of candidates attends this course (14) then the examination will take place in 2 sittings of 7 candidates.

Audience

Average literacy, numeracy skills and an understanding of basic electrical theory are desired but there are no formal prerequisites for entry to this course.

Duration:

4 Day(s)

Class size:

8

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

PD/IE/C&G2382 CEI18

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Course Name

City & Guilds 2391-50 Initial Verification work on newly installed installations

Course Description

The City & Guilds (C&G) 2394 has now been amended to C&G 2391-50. Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement. Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment. This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally install and carry out initial verification and testing on electrical installations.

Audience

This award is ideal for qualified electricians wishing to update their knowledge of electrical installation techniques. Level 3 is ideal if you are a qualified electrician and have a great deal of technical skills and knowledge. You work with minimum supervision and have a good record of safety, fault correction and ensuring work meets the required standard. You want to update your knowledge of techniques and legislation.

Duration:

5 Day(s)

Class size:

4

Course Name

City & Guilds 2391-50 Initial Verification work on newly installed installations

Course Description

The City & Guilds (C&G) 2394 has now been amended to C&G 2391-50. Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement. Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment. This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally install and carry out initial verification and testing on electrical installations.

Audience

This award is ideal for qualified electricians wishing to update their knowledge of electrical installation techniques. Level 3 is ideal if you are a qualified electrician and have a great deal of technical skills and knowledge. You work with minimum supervision and have a good record of safety, fault correction and ensuring work meets the required standard. You want to update your knowledge of techniques and legislation.

Duration:

5 Day(s)

Class size:

4

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

PD/IE/C&G2394

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Course Name

City & Guilds 2396 Level 4 Award in Design, Erection & Verification

Course Description

This course will cover: - Statutory and non-statutory requirements relating to electrical installation design, construction management and verification. - The electrical installation design, construction and commissioning process. - BS 7671 requirements relating to electrical installation design. - Design and verification procedures for single and poly phase electrical installations. - Fundamental principles for the design and installation of associated protective systems relating to electrical installations. - Factors that affect choice of alternative energy sources and environmental technologies used within electrical installation design. The course has recently been revised and re-graded as Level 4.

Audience

This course is intended for personnel in electrical contracting companies who have responsibility for, the design, construction and inspection and testing of electrical systems. We advise that any candidate attending this course should have already undertaken either C&G 2394 and/or C&G 2395 and already hold a City and Guilds 2382 17th Edition Wiring Regs or equivalent.

Duration:

6 Day(s)

Class size:

8

Course Name

City & Guilds 2396 Level 4 Award in Design, Erection & Verification

Course Description

This course will cover: - Statutory and non-statutory requirements relating to electrical installation design, construction management and verification. - The electrical installation design, construction and commissioning process. - BS 7671 requirements relating to electrical installation design. - Design and verification procedures for single and poly phase electrical installations. - Fundamental principles for the design and installation of associated protective systems relating to electrical installations. - Factors that affect choice of alternative energy sources and environmental technologies used within electrical installation design. The course has recently been revised and re-graded as Level 4.

Audience

This course is intended for personnel in electrical contracting companies who have responsibility for, the design, construction and inspection and testing of electrical systems. We advise that any candidate attending this course should have already undertaken either C&G 2394 and/or C&G 2395 and already hold a City and Guilds 2382 17th Edition Wiring Regs or equivalent.

Duration:

6 Day(s)

Class size:

8

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

PD/IE/C&G2396 DE&V

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Course Name

Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Process Management

Course Description

This course focuses on how to improve the competency of manufacturers such that they understand how to identify key characteristics in association with other DFR tools. It also outlines expectations for how a process should be documented and stored. Network Rail staff from quality, reliability and SQA roles need to understand how to participate effectively as a customer by understanding correct practices in the application of Process Management.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2.5 Day(s)

Class size:

18

Course Name

Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Process Management

Course Description

This course focuses on how to improve the competency of manufacturers such that they understand how to identify key characteristics in association with other DFR tools. It also outlines expectations for how a process should be documented and stored. Network Rail staff from quality, reliability and SQA roles need to understand how to participate effectively as a customer by understanding correct practices in the application of Process Management.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2.5 Day(s)

Class size:

18

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Course Code:

DfR/Pr-M

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Course Name

Design Route Horizontal & Vertical

Course Description

DesignRoute NR is a software tool to aid horizontal and vertical track design. The 1.5 day combined course covers all options from the entry of survey data to the plotting of completed designs. The course offers the following benefits:
• Training in all options, from the entry of survey data through to the plotting of completed designs
• Learning through hands on experience
• Frequent exercises to consolidate learning
• Time allowed, with support, to practice new skills
• Comprehansive course notes to take away
• Certificates awarded to verify attendance and participation The vertical and horizontal courses can be taken separately with course duration of 1 day each or combined as a 1.day course. Delegates should have a working knowledge of design principles. There is no formal assessment for this course. This course requires you to:
- Be competent using a PC
- Have a good knowledge of railway terminology
- Have railway design experience, including an understanding of Hallade rules

Audience

Track Design Engineers.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

1-4

Course Name

Design Route Horizontal & Vertical

Course Description

DesignRoute NR is a software tool to aid horizontal and vertical track design. The 1.5 day combined course covers all options from the entry of survey data to the plotting of completed designs. The course offers the following benefits:
• Training in all options, from the entry of survey data through to the plotting of completed designs
• Learning through hands on experience
• Frequent exercises to consolidate learning
• Time allowed, with support, to practice new skills
• Comprehansive course notes to take away
• Certificates awarded to verify attendance and participation The vertical and horizontal courses can be taken separately with course duration of 1 day each or combined as a 1.day course. Delegates should have a working knowledge of design principles. There is no formal assessment for this course. This course requires you to:
- Be competent using a PC
- Have a good knowledge of railway terminology
- Have railway design experience, including an understanding of Hallade rules

Audience

Track Design Engineers.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

1-4

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/DRH&V

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Design of Experiments (DoE)

Course Description

This course is designed to improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how to design and run an experiment, and to analyse the results in a systematic and effective manner. This is Module 3 of the Design for Reliability Advanced Modules The DfR modules allow suppliers and NR staff to correct apply the steps and tools within NR/L2/RSE/0005 governing best practices for designing reliability into products seeking PA to assist Network Rail to deliver its corporate objectives.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

24

Course Name

DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Design of Experiments (DoE)

Course Description

This course is designed to improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how to design and run an experiment, and to analyse the results in a systematic and effective manner. This is Module 3 of the Design for Reliability Advanced Modules The DfR modules allow suppliers and NR staff to correct apply the steps and tools within NR/L2/RSE/0005 governing best practices for designing reliability into products seeking PA to assist Network Rail to deliver its corporate objectives.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

24

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DfR/DoE

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DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: FMEA & Failure Management

Course Description

This course is designed to improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how to draft, use and maintain an effective FMEA and to extend this where failures cannot be designed out, using failure management and reliability prediction as part of RCM to create a suggested maintenance regime as an effective member of an FMEA team. Network Rail staff need to understand how to participate effectively as a customer in such a team. All attendees need to understand how to assess an FMEA and provide constructive feedback on how to improve it, either as an auditor of evidence submitted from a supplier or to assist colleagues to improve the effectiveness of their FMEAs and failure management. It is also desired that the course is modular such that it can meet the needs of both those applying DFR and those applying RCM to legacy assets on the railway.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

24

Course Name

DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: FMEA & Failure Management

Course Description

This course is designed to improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how to draft, use and maintain an effective FMEA and to extend this where failures cannot be designed out, using failure management and reliability prediction as part of RCM to create a suggested maintenance regime as an effective member of an FMEA team. Network Rail staff need to understand how to participate effectively as a customer in such a team. All attendees need to understand how to assess an FMEA and provide constructive feedback on how to improve it, either as an auditor of evidence submitted from a supplier or to assist colleagues to improve the effectiveness of their FMEAs and failure management. It is also desired that the course is modular such that it can meet the needs of both those applying DFR and those applying RCM to legacy assets on the railway.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

24

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DfR/FMEA/FM

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DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA)

Course Description

This course is designed:
• To improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how evaluate the quality of a measuring system.
• To improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how to quantify variation introduced to a process or product This is Module 4 of the Design for Reliability Advanced Modules The DfR modules allow suppliers and NR staff to correct apply the steps and tools within NR/L2/RSE/0005 governing best practices for designing reliability into products seeking PA to assist Network Rail to deliver its corporate objectives.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

1 Day(s)

Class size:

24

Course Name

DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA)

Course Description

This course is designed:
• To improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how evaluate the quality of a measuring system.
• To improve the competency of suppliers such that they understand how to quantify variation introduced to a process or product This is Module 4 of the Design for Reliability Advanced Modules The DfR modules allow suppliers and NR staff to correct apply the steps and tools within NR/L2/RSE/0005 governing best practices for designing reliability into products seeking PA to assist Network Rail to deliver its corporate objectives.

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

1 Day(s)

Class size:

24

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DfR/MSA

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DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Reliability and Availability (FT)

Course Description

The focus of this course is to increase understanding of reliability calculation by the use of MTBF calculations, Duane plots, fault trees and creating a reliability growth prediction

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

3 Day(s)

Class size:

24

Course Name

DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Reliability and Availability (FT)

Course Description

The focus of this course is to increase understanding of reliability calculation by the use of MTBF calculations, Duane plots, fault trees and creating a reliability growth prediction

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

3 Day(s)

Class size:

24

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DfR/RA-FTrees

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DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Requirements Planning and QFD

Course Description

To improve the competency of attendees to set effective requirements for railway products, to use historic failure data to supplement these requirements and to use Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to translate requirements into engineering characteristics, design characteristics, process parameters and finally into control methods. At each stage, priority is given to items that are new, important or difficult. Attendees will learn how to: - Use the resulting QFD to identify and exploit gaps and opportunities
- How to assess a QFD
- How to provide constructive feedback to improve it a QFD either as an auditor of evidence submitted from a supplier or to assist colleagues to improve the effectiveness of their QFD

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

24

Course Name

DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Requirements Planning and QFD

Course Description

To improve the competency of attendees to set effective requirements for railway products, to use historic failure data to supplement these requirements and to use Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to translate requirements into engineering characteristics, design characteristics, process parameters and finally into control methods. At each stage, priority is given to items that are new, important or difficult. Attendees will learn how to: - Use the resulting QFD to identify and exploit gaps and opportunities
- How to assess a QFD
- How to provide constructive feedback to improve it a QFD either as an auditor of evidence submitted from a supplier or to assist colleagues to improve the effectiveness of their QFD

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

24

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DfR/RP/QFD

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DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Robustness (P-Diagrams)

Course Description

The focus of this course is to improve the competency of network rail staff and suppliers to design robustness into a product by running a robustness study and minimising the effect of noise factors (possibly through the use of DOE covered on a separate course)

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

24

Course Name

DfR Design for Reliability - Advanced Courses: Robustness (P-Diagrams)

Course Description

The focus of this course is to improve the competency of network rail staff and suppliers to design robustness into a product by running a robustness study and minimising the effect of noise factors (possibly through the use of DOE covered on a separate course)

Audience

Predominantly: a) Personnel at Band 4 and above within NR across engineering, procurement, Supplier Quality Assurance (SQA), quality, reliability and product acceptance. b) Supplier engineering, quality and reliability staff

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

24

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DfR/R-PDiagrams

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Electrification Engineering Principles

Course Description

The 2 day Electrification Engineering Principles course will cover the following topics:-

The history and development of electrified railways from inception to the current day.
The functionality of the electrification systems.
The principles of electrical supply feeding.
Isolation and bonding.
Principle electrical and mechanical components and equipment types.
Required design documentation.
Design and construction processes for overhead and third rail.
Interfaces with other rail related infrastructure and outside parties.
A case study exercise to enable visualisation and application of the course learning to site scenarios.
The course includes an assessment

Day 1 - Class Room based tutorials Day 2 - Class Room based tutorials, Case Study & Assessment Examination Attendance of the 'Basic Principals of Railway Infrastructure' course would be beneficial

Audience

Anyone new to a management or supervisory role in a rail company who will be involved with electrification engineering aspects or the broader infrastructure. Managers and staff from contracting organisations who are new to working on electrification related infrastructure. General management, operations and support staff who need a basic understanding of railway electrification engineering.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

12

Course Name

Electrification Engineering Principles

Course Description

The 2 day Electrification Engineering Principles course will cover the following topics:-

The history and development of electrified railways from inception to the current day.
The functionality of the electrification systems.
The principles of electrical supply feeding.
Isolation and bonding.
Principle electrical and mechanical components and equipment types.
Required design documentation.
Design and construction processes for overhead and third rail.
Interfaces with other rail related infrastructure and outside parties.
A case study exercise to enable visualisation and application of the course learning to site scenarios.
The course includes an assessment

Day 1 - Class Room based tutorials Day 2 - Class Room based tutorials, Case Study & Assessment Examination Attendance of the 'Basic Principals of Railway Infrastructure' course would be beneficial

Audience

Anyone new to a management or supervisory role in a rail company who will be involved with electrification engineering aspects or the broader infrastructure. Managers and staff from contracting organisations who are new to working on electrification related infrastructure. General management, operations and support staff who need a basic understanding of railway electrification engineering.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

12

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PD/IE/EEP

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Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) for Project Engineers and Project Managers

Course Description

This course considers the basics of EMC, what the key points of the legislation require and how EMC should be considered and managed with Networks Rail projects.

Audience

Designated Project Engineers and Project Managers RESPONSIBLE for EMC compliance and management.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

15

Course Name

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) for Project Engineers and Project Managers

Course Description

This course considers the basics of EMC, what the key points of the legislation require and how EMC should be considered and managed with Networks Rail projects.

Audience

Designated Project Engineers and Project Managers RESPONSIBLE for EMC compliance and management.

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

15

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PD/IE/EMC PE&PM

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Engineering Assurance for Temporary Works

Course Description

The purpose of this training is to give an overview and understanding to Building and Civil Engineers who are required to provide engineering assure for Temporary Works as part of their role. The training covers:

What constitutes Temporary Works
Legislation, regulation and standards covering Temporary Works
Key roles and responsibilities for managing Temporary Works
How to identify, evaluate and mitigate Temporary Works risks The training is set in the context of a rail environment and provides delegates with the opportunity to learn through case studies and explore lessons learnt from incidents caused as a result of Temporary Works. Delegates should read Safe by Design guidance note on temporary works and buildability prior to attending this course.

Audience

Building and Civil Engineers

Duration:

1 Day Day(s)

Class size:

14

Course Name

Engineering Assurance for Temporary Works

Course Description

The purpose of this training is to give an overview and understanding to Building and Civil Engineers who are required to provide engineering assure for Temporary Works as part of their role. The training covers:

What constitutes Temporary Works
Legislation, regulation and standards covering Temporary Works
Key roles and responsibilities for managing Temporary Works
How to identify, evaluate and mitigate Temporary Works risks The training is set in the context of a rail environment and provides delegates with the opportunity to learn through case studies and explore lessons learnt from incidents caused as a result of Temporary Works. Delegates should read Safe by Design guidance note on temporary works and buildability prior to attending this course.

Audience

Building and Civil Engineers

Duration:

1 Day Day(s)

Class size:

14

Competence Name Awarded:

Temporary Works for Project Engineering

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PD-EA4TW

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Course Name

Engineering Management for Projects NR/L2/RSE/02009

Course Description

This eLearning is aimed at providing awareness of the 02009 standardin a contextual setting.
Its aim is to provide an awareness of Engineering Management for Projects, that allows those roles involved in the process to understand the overview of what Engineers do and how Engineers, Sponsors and Project Managers should interact, work together and identify where
the accountabilities lie.

Audience

The intended audience roles include but are not limited to: Project Engineer Designated Project Engineer CRE Client/Sponsor Project Manager Commercial Management Construction Management Programme Management Programme Controls

Duration:

45 Minutes Day(s)

Class size:

N/A

Course Name

Engineering Management for Projects NR/L2/RSE/02009

Course Description

This eLearning is aimed at providing awareness of the 02009 standardin a contextual setting.
Its aim is to provide an awareness of Engineering Management for Projects, that allows those roles involved in the process to understand the overview of what Engineers do and how Engineers, Sponsors and Project Managers should interact, work together and identify where
the accountabilities lie.

Audience

The intended audience roles include but are not limited to: Project Engineer Designated Project Engineer CRE Client/Sponsor Project Manager Commercial Management Construction Management Programme Management Programme Controls

Duration:

45 Minutes Day(s)

Class size:

N/A

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/SE/EMP

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N/A

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N/A

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N/A

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Course Name

Gauging with ClearRoute 2

Course Description

A 3 day course to provide instruction in all aspects of ClearRoute LT NR. The course includes both practical and theory-based elements and covers how to use ClearRoute for the input of survey data using a variety of input methods; profile check, passing clearance and stepping distance assessments and testing a proposed track design. Delegates may also bring along some of their own data to practice on real-life examples. Formal Assessment is included and successful delegates receive a certificate to certify that they have achieved a specified level of achievement. The course requires you to: - Be competent in using a PC - Have a good knowledge of railway terminology

Audience

For Gauging Engineers, Track Engineers, Technical Officers and anyone with responsibility for assessing clearances

Duration:

3 Day(s)

Class size:

4

Course Name

Gauging with ClearRoute 2

Course Description

A 3 day course to provide instruction in all aspects of ClearRoute LT NR. The course includes both practical and theory-based elements and covers how to use ClearRoute for the input of survey data using a variety of input methods; profile check, passing clearance and stepping distance assessments and testing a proposed track design. Delegates may also bring along some of their own data to practice on real-life examples. Formal Assessment is included and successful delegates receive a certificate to certify that they have achieved a specified level of achievement. The course requires you to: - Be competent in using a PC - Have a good knowledge of railway terminology

Audience

For Gauging Engineers, Track Engineers, Technical Officers and anyone with responsibility for assessing clearances

Duration:

3 Day(s)

Class size:

4

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/BCR

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

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Course Name

Gauging with ClearRoute 2 Refresher

Course Description

This course is to refresh knowledge of Creating Local Databases and add various infrastructure to those databases using the Input and Import functionality in ClearRoute™ 2.
To refresh knowledge of Creating Projects and conducting various clearance runs and analyse the results and creating Designs to improve results. Prior to attending, you may select any two topics from the Basic ClearRoute course and the two most popular choices from those attending will be covered as well as other course basics in less detail. The course finishes with the Basic ClearRoute assessments required to renew certification.

Audience

For anyone who requires refresher training on Basic ClearRoute prior to recertification.

Duration:

1 Day(s)

Class size:

4

Course Name

Gauging with ClearRoute 2 Refresher

Course Description

This course is to refresh knowledge of Creating Local Databases and add various infrastructure to those databases using the Input and Import functionality in ClearRoute™ 2.
To refresh knowledge of Creating Projects and conducting various clearance runs and analyse the results and creating Designs to improve results. Prior to attending, you may select any two topics from the Basic ClearRoute course and the two most popular choices from those attending will be covered as well as other course basics in less detail. The course finishes with the Basic ClearRoute assessments required to renew certification.

Audience

For anyone who requires refresher training on Basic ClearRoute prior to recertification.

Duration:

1 Day(s)

Class size:

4

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/BCR_R

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

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N/A

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Course Name

Introduction to Permanent Way

Course Description

This 2-day course is intended to provide a delegate with a basic understanding of the Permanent Way and Signalling Infrastructure. A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded to the delegate on completion of the course. This course requires the delegate to visit a suitable safe track location, therefore, he/she MUST be in possession of sturdy foot and outerwear (PPE is NOT required for this course). Location of Training: Derby Training Centre.

Audience

N.B. This is a basic course and NOT intended for staff with any track experience.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

12

Course Name

Introduction to Permanent Way

Course Description

This 2-day course is intended to provide a delegate with a basic understanding of the Permanent Way and Signalling Infrastructure. A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded to the delegate on completion of the course. This course requires the delegate to visit a suitable safe track location, therefore, he/she MUST be in possession of sturdy foot and outerwear (PPE is NOT required for this course). Location of Training: Derby Training Centre.

Audience

N.B. This is a basic course and NOT intended for staff with any track experience.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

12

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PD/IE/INTRO PWAY

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IST (Intermediate Signalling Technology)

Course Description

This 10 day course will give participants the background knowledge and understanding and skills required for a signalling engineering designer. Delegates will be instructed in the process of preparing scheme plans, aspect sequence charts and control tables to meet the knowledge and understanding required for The IRSE licence category 1.1.110 Designer (S). Practice plans and control table preparation will be used to reinforce the learning process. Delegates will be introduced to all relevant standards.
Topics covered:
•Development of railway signalling up to current practice
•Simple headway calculations
•Signalling the layout
•Aspect Sequence charts
•Preparation of control tables for automatic signals, routes and points (no swinging overlaps)
Delegates should have previously attended Basic Signalling Technology (or have equivalent experience) or have IRSE Licence Category 1.1.100 Assistant Designer (s). The delegate should also have relevant railway experinece in signalling design or extended experience in a signalling faulting and maintenance role.

Audience

Anyone who is in a signalling engineering assistant designer role and is aspiring to a designer role or to IRSE Licence Category 1.1.110 Designer (S).

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

10

Course Name

IST (Intermediate Signalling Technology)

Course Description

This 10 day course will give participants the background knowledge and understanding and skills required for a signalling engineering designer. Delegates will be instructed in the process of preparing scheme plans, aspect sequence charts and control tables to meet the knowledge and understanding required for The IRSE licence category 1.1.110 Designer (S). Practice plans and control table preparation will be used to reinforce the learning process. Delegates will be introduced to all relevant standards.
Topics covered:
•Development of railway signalling up to current practice
•Simple headway calculations
•Signalling the layout
•Aspect Sequence charts
•Preparation of control tables for automatic signals, routes and points (no swinging overlaps)
Delegates should have previously attended Basic Signalling Technology (or have equivalent experience) or have IRSE Licence Category 1.1.100 Assistant Designer (s). The delegate should also have relevant railway experinece in signalling design or extended experience in a signalling faulting and maintenance role.

Audience

Anyone who is in a signalling engineering assistant designer role and is aspiring to a designer role or to IRSE Licence Category 1.1.110 Designer (S).

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

10

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/IST

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

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N/A

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N/A

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Course Name

LaserSweep

Course Description

This 1 day LaserSweepTM course covers all aspects of setting up and using a Bluetooth LaserSweep™ with a PDA to survey structures. The course includes an assessment leading to a certificate being awarded to successful delegates. The course covers how to assemble and use the LaserSweepTM and includes hints and tips for ensuring that the measured profile is an accurate representation of the structure. The course alone does not qualify the delegate as a surveyor but complements surveying skills already held. The training takes place at LaserRails specially converted permises in Holmewood, where a length of ballasted railway track is available indoors. This is used for many practical, hands-on exercises with the LaserSweep making the training very relevant to real life experience. No official prerequisites are required but it is assumed that delegates are competent in using a PC with good working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. Buffet Lunch is provided during the course

Audience

Track Engineers, Surveyors.

Duration:

1 Day Day(s)

Class size:

4

Course Name

LaserSweep

Course Description

This 1 day LaserSweepTM course covers all aspects of setting up and using a Bluetooth LaserSweep™ with a PDA to survey structures. The course includes an assessment leading to a certificate being awarded to successful delegates. The course covers how to assemble and use the LaserSweepTM and includes hints and tips for ensuring that the measured profile is an accurate representation of the structure. The course alone does not qualify the delegate as a surveyor but complements surveying skills already held. The training takes place at LaserRails specially converted permises in Holmewood, where a length of ballasted railway track is available indoors. This is used for many practical, hands-on exercises with the LaserSweep making the training very relevant to real life experience. No official prerequisites are required but it is assumed that delegates are competent in using a PC with good working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. Buffet Lunch is provided during the course

Audience

Track Engineers, Surveyors.

Duration:

1 Day Day(s)

Class size:

4

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Course Code:

PD/IE/LASER

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Course Name

Level Crossing Design (incl MCB and AHBC)

Course Description

This course is intended for signalling designers who wish to progress to the
design of circuits for level crossings of the Manned Barrier (MCB) and Automatic
Half Barrier (AHBC) style. On successful completion of this course, the delegate will be able to:
Create site specific circuit diagrams for MCB and AHBC level crossings based upon the typical circuits. Achievement of the Course Outcomes will be assessed by an assessment of underpinning knowledge and circuit design.

Audience

Signalling Designers or Project Engineers whose responsibilities include the undertaking of design or project engineering duties associated with level crossings within Signalling projects. Delegates are expected to already be able to interpret signalling plans and existing control tables for UK main line signalling installations.

Duration:

5 Day(s)

Class size:

10

Course Name

Level Crossing Design (incl MCB and AHBC)

Course Description

This course is intended for signalling designers who wish to progress to the
design of circuits for level crossings of the Manned Barrier (MCB) and Automatic
Half Barrier (AHBC) style. On successful completion of this course, the delegate will be able to:
Create site specific circuit diagrams for MCB and AHBC level crossings based upon the typical circuits. Achievement of the Course Outcomes will be assessed by an assessment of underpinning knowledge and circuit design.

Audience

Signalling Designers or Project Engineers whose responsibilities include the undertaking of design or project engineering duties associated with level crossings within Signalling projects. Delegates are expected to already be able to interpret signalling plans and existing control tables for UK main line signalling installations.

Duration:

5 Day(s)

Class size:

10

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/LCD

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

OmniSurveyor3D Version 6 Advanced

Course Description

The OmniSurveyor3D software is used to view and process data recorded by the OmniCapture3D system. See video OmniSurveyor3D - Software - Products - Omnicom Balfour Beatty. With OmniSurveyor3D you can:
• Identify the accurate geographical and linear position and dimensions of rail assets.
• Build up a comprehensive geospatial and linear database of assets.
• Overlay third party condition data (e.g. track geometry or GPR information) within the video to provide a visual context to its network location and surrounding environment.
• Overlay and manipulate virtual objects within the video.
• Undertake signal sighting using built-in signal sighting tool. The OmniSurveyor3D software is currently branded as PVP within Network Rail, however this will be changing to be OmniSurveyor3D, the same as all other customers, in the near future. It is exactly the same software. It includes the following content:
• Positional Information
• Toolbars
• Measuring Tool
• Locate Wizards
• Databases
• Asset Tool
• Signal Tool
• Fouling Point Tool
This course requires you to:
- Be competent in using a PC
- Have a good knowledge of railway terminology

Audience

Anyone who needs to use OS3D software

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

4

Course Name

OmniSurveyor3D Version 6 Advanced

Course Description

The OmniSurveyor3D software is used to view and process data recorded by the OmniCapture3D system. See video OmniSurveyor3D - Software - Products - Omnicom Balfour Beatty. With OmniSurveyor3D you can:
• Identify the accurate geographical and linear position and dimensions of rail assets.
• Build up a comprehensive geospatial and linear database of assets.
• Overlay third party condition data (e.g. track geometry or GPR information) within the video to provide a visual context to its network location and surrounding environment.
• Overlay and manipulate virtual objects within the video.
• Undertake signal sighting using built-in signal sighting tool. The OmniSurveyor3D software is currently branded as PVP within Network Rail, however this will be changing to be OmniSurveyor3D, the same as all other customers, in the near future. It is exactly the same software. It includes the following content:
• Positional Information
• Toolbars
• Measuring Tool
• Locate Wizards
• Databases
• Asset Tool
• Signal Tool
• Fouling Point Tool
This course requires you to:
- Be competent in using a PC
- Have a good knowledge of railway terminology

Audience

Anyone who needs to use OS3D software

Duration:

1.5 Days Day(s)

Class size:

4

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

OS3D

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Route Relay Interlocking Appreciation

Course Description

This course is designed to give a general understanding of the system principles and circuits.

Push Button Interlocking
Route Interlocking
Points
Sectional Route Locking
Aspects Controls
Route Normalisation
Indications

The course is assessed through a theory assessment. Location of training - Derby Training Centre

Audience

Any person, such as a designer, maintainer, tester or manager of signal engineering staff, who requires a general appreciation of the operation of the standard RRI circuits. The trainee is expected to have prior knowledge of signalling plans and circuit diagrams.

Duration:

5 Day Day(s)

Class size:

10

Course Name

Route Relay Interlocking Appreciation

Course Description

This course is designed to give a general understanding of the system principles and circuits.

Push Button Interlocking
Route Interlocking
Points
Sectional Route Locking
Aspects Controls
Route Normalisation
Indications

The course is assessed through a theory assessment. Location of training - Derby Training Centre

Audience

Any person, such as a designer, maintainer, tester or manager of signal engineering staff, who requires a general appreciation of the operation of the standard RRI circuits. The trainee is expected to have prior knowledge of signalling plans and circuit diagrams.

Duration:

5 Day Day(s)

Class size:

10

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

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PD/IE/RRIA

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Course Name

Route Relay Interlocking Design

Course Description

This course is designed to give a detailed understanding of the system principles and circuit design. It will provide development for the individual working towards a principles designer role:

Push Button Interlocking
Route Interlocking
Points
Sectional Route Locking
Aspect Controls
Route Normalisation
lndications
Understanding how the circuits relate to signalling principles and control tables
Common design pitfalls and their avoidance
Relay and Circuit Design Exercises
This course is assessed through a theory assessment Location of Training - Derby Training Centre.

Audience

Signal Designers intending to progress towards principle designer level.

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

2-8

Course Name

Route Relay Interlocking Design

Course Description

This course is designed to give a detailed understanding of the system principles and circuit design. It will provide development for the individual working towards a principles designer role:

Push Button Interlocking
Route Interlocking
Points
Sectional Route Locking
Aspect Controls
Route Normalisation
lndications
Understanding how the circuits relate to signalling principles and control tables
Common design pitfalls and their avoidance
Relay and Circuit Design Exercises
This course is assessed through a theory assessment Location of Training - Derby Training Centre.

Audience

Signal Designers intending to progress towards principle designer level.

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

2-8

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/RRID

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Signal Engineering Principles

Course Description

This 2-day course outlines the history of Railway Signalling and the reasons behind its development from inception to its current day form. Basic Signalling Principles are outlined including types of block, principle components, features and associated terminology are explained to provide an overview of Signalling Systems and their functionality. Design Installation, testing and commissioning is discussed to provide an overview of the typical stages involved in the implementation of a signalling scheme. Interface between signalling and related infrastructure such as track electrification and structures are discussed outlining Principle interdependencies. The course includes a site visit and a case study exercise to enable visualisation and application of the course learning to site scenarios. The course includes an assessment. Topics Covered:

Development of railway signalling up to current practice
Standards and Principles
Relays
Interlockings and Control Centres
Train Detection
Points
Signals
Signalling Design

Audience

Anyone from a non-signalling background who needs to understand the basics of signalling for their role. Typical delegates would be Managers from other assets and commercial staff involved in getting signalling contracts.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

12

Course Name

Signal Engineering Principles

Course Description

This 2-day course outlines the history of Railway Signalling and the reasons behind its development from inception to its current day form. Basic Signalling Principles are outlined including types of block, principle components, features and associated terminology are explained to provide an overview of Signalling Systems and their functionality. Design Installation, testing and commissioning is discussed to provide an overview of the typical stages involved in the implementation of a signalling scheme. Interface between signalling and related infrastructure such as track electrification and structures are discussed outlining Principle interdependencies. The course includes a site visit and a case study exercise to enable visualisation and application of the course learning to site scenarios. The course includes an assessment. Topics Covered:

Development of railway signalling up to current practice
Standards and Principles
Relays
Interlockings and Control Centres
Train Detection
Points
Signals
Signalling Design

Audience

Anyone from a non-signalling background who needs to understand the basics of signalling for their role. Typical delegates would be Managers from other assets and commercial staff involved in getting signalling contracts.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

12

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Course Code:

PD/IE/SEP

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Signalling Design Checking Course

Course Description

To equip Signal Design Engineers to carry out effective checking of signalling designs. Upon successful completion of the course delegates will have knowledge of the correct procedures and standards to follow when checking signalling designs. Delegates will also be able to identify and record errors and mistakes in signalling designs and record these appropriately in accordance with standards and procedures. This knowledge and skill will augment delegates' existing signalling design skills. Mentoring Arrangements:

Mentoring of delegates who have successfully completed the course will be in accordance with existing mentoring requirements of the Signalling Design Group, which will take account of the individual's existing skills and experience and IRSE licence holding. SDG Line Managers are responsible for determining the competency levels and mentoring requriements of their staff.

Audience

Signalling Designers whose responsibilities include the checking of the signalling designs. Pre-requisites: Be able to produce signalling designs. Hold or be working towards holding an IRSE signalling design licence.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

10

Course Name

Signalling Design Checking Course

Course Description

To equip Signal Design Engineers to carry out effective checking of signalling designs. Upon successful completion of the course delegates will have knowledge of the correct procedures and standards to follow when checking signalling designs. Delegates will also be able to identify and record errors and mistakes in signalling designs and record these appropriately in accordance with standards and procedures. This knowledge and skill will augment delegates' existing signalling design skills. Mentoring Arrangements:

Mentoring of delegates who have successfully completed the course will be in accordance with existing mentoring requirements of the Signalling Design Group, which will take account of the individual's existing skills and experience and IRSE licence holding. SDG Line Managers are responsible for determining the competency levels and mentoring requriements of their staff.

Audience

Signalling Designers whose responsibilities include the checking of the signalling designs. Pre-requisites: Be able to produce signalling designs. Hold or be working towards holding an IRSE signalling design licence.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

10

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PD/IE/SDCC

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Course Name

Signalling Failure Investigation Level 3 Foundation

Course Description

This instructor led training provides technical, process and procedural foundation knowledge to support STMEs and ASTMEs generally with Signal Failure Investigation at Level 3. The course covers the responsibilities of role holders and provides opportunities for delegates to practise exercising those responsibilities using realistic scenarios. Specific areas covered include:
- SFI Level 3 Investigator
- Working with other parties in SFI level 3 investigations
- Leading investigations as an SFI L3 competent person.
- Writing SFI Level 3 reports.
- Practising the role of the SFI L3 in different wrong side failure scenarios.

Audience

STME and ASTME role holders. Identified individuals aspiring to become STMEs or ASTMEs.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

2-4

Course Name

Signalling Failure Investigation Level 3 Foundation

Course Description

This instructor led training provides technical, process and procedural foundation knowledge to support STMEs and ASTMEs generally with Signal Failure Investigation at Level 3. The course covers the responsibilities of role holders and provides opportunities for delegates to practise exercising those responsibilities using realistic scenarios. Specific areas covered include:
- SFI Level 3 Investigator
- Working with other parties in SFI level 3 investigations
- Leading investigations as an SFI L3 competent person.
- Writing SFI Level 3 reports.
- Practising the role of the SFI L3 in different wrong side failure scenarios.

Audience

STME and ASTME role holders. Identified individuals aspiring to become STMEs or ASTMEs.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

2-4

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

STF 420

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N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

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N/A

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Course Name

Solid State Interlocking Appreciation

Course Description

This course will enable a newcomer to Solid State Interlocking system to identify the key characteristics, benefits and constraints of the SSI system.

Audience

The course attendee is expected to have a general appreciation of signalling equipment and railway operational principles prior to attending the course.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

10

Course Name

Solid State Interlocking Appreciation

Course Description

This course will enable a newcomer to Solid State Interlocking system to identify the key characteristics, benefits and constraints of the SSI system.

Audience

The course attendee is expected to have a general appreciation of signalling equipment and railway operational principles prior to attending the course.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

10

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PD/IE/SSIA

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Solid State Interlocking Data Preparation (SSI DATA)

Course Description

This course will enable a designer, who is already familiar with general interlocking
principles and control tables, to be able to prepare data for SSI interlockings:

SSI data constructions and writing conventions.
Practical data entry, compilation and de-bugging sessions on your design workstations (DWS)
All commonly occurring data files for all parts of the SSI interlocking system are covered:
Interlocking identities: TCS, SIG, PTS, ROU, ELT, QST & FLG files
Interlocking MPM data: IPT, FOP, PFM, PRR, OPT & MAP files
Panel processor identities: BUT & IND files Panel processor Data: PSD, PPD, PTD, POD & PBK files
Understanding the “Newton mod” for points keying in the above files
Diagnostic processor: DIA file
Simulator and interface processors: Map design and co-ordinate assignment
Use of SSI specific control tables for routes, sub routes and map search
Interfacing SSI to TPWS using the preferred method 1A
Overview of processes for data writing, configuration control and testing

Audience

Signalling designers whose responsibilities include undertaking of the production or checking of SSI data. Delegates are expected to already be able to interpret signalling plans and existing control tables for UK main line signalling installations.

Duration:

10 Day(s)

Class size:

8

Course Name

Solid State Interlocking Data Preparation (SSI DATA)

Course Description

This course will enable a designer, who is already familiar with general interlocking
principles and control tables, to be able to prepare data for SSI interlockings:

SSI data constructions and writing conventions.
Practical data entry, compilation and de-bugging sessions on your design workstations (DWS)
All commonly occurring data files for all parts of the SSI interlocking system are covered:
Interlocking identities: TCS, SIG, PTS, ROU, ELT, QST & FLG files
Interlocking MPM data: IPT, FOP, PFM, PRR, OPT & MAP files
Panel processor identities: BUT & IND files Panel processor Data: PSD, PPD, PTD, POD & PBK files
Understanding the “Newton mod” for points keying in the above files
Diagnostic processor: DIA file
Simulator and interface processors: Map design and co-ordinate assignment
Use of SSI specific control tables for routes, sub routes and map search
Interfacing SSI to TPWS using the preferred method 1A
Overview of processes for data writing, configuration control and testing

Audience

Signalling designers whose responsibilities include undertaking of the production or checking of SSI data. Delegates are expected to already be able to interpret signalling plans and existing control tables for UK main line signalling installations.

Duration:

10 Day(s)

Class size:

8

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

PD/IE/SSIDP

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Structural Eurocodes - Bridges

Course Description

This is a 3 day course covering the detailed application of the suite of Structural Eurocodes and of their supporting Execution EuroNorms and Product EuroNorms to the design and construction of Bridges. The codes cover the design of all Structural and Civil Engineering works in Europe.
•The Eurocodes form part of a much wider suite of standards published by CEN that are applicable to construction.
•Eurocodes cover design
•Product Standards – give requirements for construction products and provide the basis for CE marking
•Execution Standards – are concerned with specifications for construction

Audience

Engineers/Surveyors etc within the Civils Discipline and Asset Management who’s role is influenced and/or effected by the introduction of the Structural Eurocodes.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

16

Course Name

Structural Eurocodes - Bridges

Course Description

This is a 3 day course covering the detailed application of the suite of Structural Eurocodes and of their supporting Execution EuroNorms and Product EuroNorms to the design and construction of Bridges. The codes cover the design of all Structural and Civil Engineering works in Europe.
•The Eurocodes form part of a much wider suite of standards published by CEN that are applicable to construction.
•Eurocodes cover design
•Product Standards – give requirements for construction products and provide the basis for CE marking
•Execution Standards – are concerned with specifications for construction

Audience

Engineers/Surveyors etc within the Civils Discipline and Asset Management who’s role is influenced and/or effected by the introduction of the Structural Eurocodes.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

16

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/SE BRIDGE

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Structural Eurocodes - Buildings

Course Description

This is a 3 day course covering the detailed application of the suite of Structural Eurocodes and of their supporting Execution EuroNorms and Product EuroNorms to the design and construction of General Structures & Buildings. The codes cover the design of all Structural and Civil Engineering works in Europe.     The Eurocodes form part of a much wider suite of standards published by CEN that are applicable to construction.
    Eurocodes cover design
    Product Standards – give requirements for construction products and provide the basis for CE marking
    Execution Standards – are concerned with specifications for construction

Audience

Engineers/Surveyors etc within the Civils Discipline and Asset Management who’s role is influenced and/or effected by the introduction of the Structural Eurocodes

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

16

Course Name

Structural Eurocodes - Buildings

Course Description

This is a 3 day course covering the detailed application of the suite of Structural Eurocodes and of their supporting Execution EuroNorms and Product EuroNorms to the design and construction of General Structures & Buildings. The codes cover the design of all Structural and Civil Engineering works in Europe.     The Eurocodes form part of a much wider suite of standards published by CEN that are applicable to construction.
    Eurocodes cover design
    Product Standards – give requirements for construction products and provide the basis for CE marking
    Execution Standards – are concerned with specifications for construction

Audience

Engineers/Surveyors etc within the Civils Discipline and Asset Management who’s role is influenced and/or effected by the introduction of the Structural Eurocodes

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

16

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/SE BUILD

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Structural Eurocodes - Geotech

Course Description

This is a 3 day course covering the detailed application of the suite of Structural Eurocodes and of their supporting Execution EuroNorms and Product EuroNorms to the design and construction of Geotechnics.
The codes cover the design of all Structural and Civil Engineering works in Europe.
•The Eurocodes form part of a much wider suite of standards published by CEN that are applicable to construction.
•Eurocodes cover design
•Product Standards – give requirements for construction products and provide the basis for CE marking
•Execution Standards – are concerned with specifications for construction

Audience

Engineers/Surveyors etc within the Civils Discipline and Asset Management who’s role is influenced and/or effected by the introduction of the Structural Eurocodes

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

16

Course Name

Structural Eurocodes - Geotech

Course Description

This is a 3 day course covering the detailed application of the suite of Structural Eurocodes and of their supporting Execution EuroNorms and Product EuroNorms to the design and construction of Geotechnics.
The codes cover the design of all Structural and Civil Engineering works in Europe.
•The Eurocodes form part of a much wider suite of standards published by CEN that are applicable to construction.
•Eurocodes cover design
•Product Standards – give requirements for construction products and provide the basis for CE marking
•Execution Standards – are concerned with specifications for construction

Audience

Engineers/Surveyors etc within the Civils Discipline and Asset Management who’s role is influenced and/or effected by the introduction of the Structural Eurocodes

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

16

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/SE GEO

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

Switch & Crossing Design Principles

Course Description

The course is intended to provide the delegate with the relevant skills and underpinning knowledge in the principles of Switch and Crossing Design. There are no particular educational or competence pre-requisites for the course. However, the following factors will benefit the delegate: -

Prior technical experience in working in the Permanent Way environment.
An understanding of track re-alignment by the “Hallade” Method.
Good numeric skills.
Be conversant with the use of surveying equipment.

Delegates with limited knowledge of the "Hallade" Method should consider attending the course covering this subject (Track Re-alignment by the “Hallade” Method) This course requires the delegate to be on or near the running line, therefore, he/she MUST be in possession of: -

Valid P. T. S. Certificate
Protective Clothing – high visibility
Safety Footwear

The protective equipment must comply with current safety standards.

Audience

Waitlist to be given to Jon Goodchild, who will advise of any to query. Mail individual stating justification to to directly to Jon for consideration.

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

8

Course Name

Switch & Crossing Design Principles

Course Description

The course is intended to provide the delegate with the relevant skills and underpinning knowledge in the principles of Switch and Crossing Design. There are no particular educational or competence pre-requisites for the course. However, the following factors will benefit the delegate: -

Prior technical experience in working in the Permanent Way environment.
An understanding of track re-alignment by the “Hallade” Method.
Good numeric skills.
Be conversant with the use of surveying equipment.

Delegates with limited knowledge of the "Hallade" Method should consider attending the course covering this subject (Track Re-alignment by the “Hallade” Method) This course requires the delegate to be on or near the running line, therefore, he/she MUST be in possession of: -

Valid P. T. S. Certificate
Protective Clothing – high visibility
Safety Footwear

The protective equipment must comply with current safety standards.

Audience

Waitlist to be given to Jon Goodchild, who will advise of any to query. Mail individual stating justification to to directly to Jon for consideration.

Duration:

10 Days Day(s)

Class size:

8

Competence Name Awarded:

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Course Code:

PD/IE/S&C DP

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Course Name

Systems Engineering Competency Framework - Verification and Validation

Course Description

This course provides grounding for many of the concepts associated with Verification and Validation as practiced at Network Rail, supporting competence development.
Delivery is via video in lecture format in 6 modules:
Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: V&V Principles
Module 3: The V diagram
Module 4: Process Detail: Planning
Module 5: Process Detail - Defining, Undertaking and Monitoring
Module 6: Process Detail - Reporting and Managing
On completion of the modules there is a short knowledge assessment comprising of 10 questions with a 60% pass mark.

Audience

a) Personnel at Level 1 of SysEng 05 or SysEng06 b) System engineering staff

Duration:

45 Minutes Day(s)

Class size:

N/A

Course Name

Systems Engineering Competency Framework - Verification and Validation

Course Description

This course provides grounding for many of the concepts associated with Verification and Validation as practiced at Network Rail, supporting competence development.
Delivery is via video in lecture format in 6 modules:
Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: V&V Principles
Module 3: The V diagram
Module 4: Process Detail: Planning
Module 5: Process Detail - Defining, Undertaking and Monitoring
Module 6: Process Detail - Reporting and Managing
On completion of the modules there is a short knowledge assessment comprising of 10 questions with a 60% pass mark.

Audience

a) Personnel at Level 1 of SysEng 05 or SysEng06 b) System engineering staff

Duration:

45 Minutes Day(s)

Class size:

N/A

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/SE/VandV

Prerequisite Name:

N/A

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

N/A

Course Type:

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Course Name

The Institute of Asset Management, Certificate in Asset Management

Course Description

Every delegate to take their laptop along to day 3!! The course provides an intensive coverage of the principles and practice of Asset Management. The content is aligned to PAS 55, ISO 55000 and to the Institute of Asset Management (IAM) competency framework, with a view to preparing delegates to pass the IAM Certificate in Asset Management examination. The course covers the 5 modules of the IAM Certificate in Asset Management qualification:

1 - The Principles of Asset Management
2 - Asset Management Policy, Strategy and Planning
3 - Managing Asset Life Cycle Decisions and Activities
4 - Assessing and Managing Asset Management Risks
5 - The Financial and Business Impact of Asset Management The integration of asset whole life cycle management, linked to the broader business vision and strategy of the organisation is stressed throughout. The course is delivered through 3 days of intensive and interactive classroom teaching, including reinforcing exercises and tests, supported by workplace assignments and directed reading. A half day assessment will conclude the course. Delegates will need to bring their laptops for the assessment.

Audience

Those individuals who are involved in asset management activities and whose role is categorised as 'AM Leaders'/'Key Supporters.' Speak to your line manager for further guidance. A pre-requisite for this course is that delegates must have completed Asset Management Systems Awareness course.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

15

Course Name

The Institute of Asset Management, Certificate in Asset Management

Course Description

Every delegate to take their laptop along to day 3!! The course provides an intensive coverage of the principles and practice of Asset Management. The content is aligned to PAS 55, ISO 55000 and to the Institute of Asset Management (IAM) competency framework, with a view to preparing delegates to pass the IAM Certificate in Asset Management examination. The course covers the 5 modules of the IAM Certificate in Asset Management qualification:

1 - The Principles of Asset Management
2 - Asset Management Policy, Strategy and Planning
3 - Managing Asset Life Cycle Decisions and Activities
4 - Assessing and Managing Asset Management Risks
5 - The Financial and Business Impact of Asset Management The integration of asset whole life cycle management, linked to the broader business vision and strategy of the organisation is stressed throughout. The course is delivered through 3 days of intensive and interactive classroom teaching, including reinforcing exercises and tests, supported by workplace assignments and directed reading. A half day assessment will conclude the course. Delegates will need to bring their laptops for the assessment.

Audience

Those individuals who are involved in asset management activities and whose role is categorised as 'AM Leaders'/'Key Supporters.' Speak to your line manager for further guidance. A pre-requisite for this course is that delegates must have completed Asset Management Systems Awareness course.

Duration:

3 Days Day(s)

Class size:

15

Competence Name Awarded:

Competence Awarded:

Course Code:

PD/AM/IOAM

Prerequisite Name:

Prerequisite Short Code:

N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

Course Type:

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Course Name

Using Tilting Trains with ClearRoute™ 2

Course Description

The Using Tilting Trains with ClearRoute course covers both the theory of Tilting Trains, as well as how to use current ClearRoute Tilting Train models.

The one-day Using Tilting Trains with ClearRoute™2 Course provides an understanding of how tilting trains behave differently from conventional trains and how this should be taken into account when gauging.
The course also covers how to use current ClearRoute™2 tilting train models.
The course consists of explanations and demonstration of the software.
There are also exercises throughout the course so that delegates get “hands on” experience of using ClearRoute™2.
Formal assessment is included and successful delegates receive a certificate to certify that they have achieved a specified level of achievement.

This course requires you to have:
- Previously obtained Gauging with ClearRoute™ 2 certification
- To be a frequent and confident user of ClearRoute™ 2 since last certification

Audience

The event is designed for ClearRoute™ 2 users who need to use tilting trains in tilt active mode

Duration:

1 Day Day(s)

Class size:

1-4

Course Name

Using Tilting Trains with ClearRoute™ 2

Course Description

The Using Tilting Trains with ClearRoute course covers both the theory of Tilting Trains, as well as how to use current ClearRoute Tilting Train models.

The one-day Using Tilting Trains with ClearRoute™2 Course provides an understanding of how tilting trains behave differently from conventional trains and how this should be taken into account when gauging.
The course also covers how to use current ClearRoute™2 tilting train models.
The course consists of explanations and demonstration of the software.
There are also exercises throughout the course so that delegates get “hands on” experience of using ClearRoute™2.
Formal assessment is included and successful delegates receive a certificate to certify that they have achieved a specified level of achievement.

This course requires you to have:
- Previously obtained Gauging with ClearRoute™ 2 certification
- To be a frequent and confident user of ClearRoute™ 2 since last certification

Audience

The event is designed for ClearRoute™ 2 users who need to use tilting trains in tilt active mode

Duration:

1 Day Day(s)

Class size:

1-4

Competence Name Awarded:

N/A

Competence Awarded:

N/A

Course Code:

PD/IE/TT CR

Prerequisite Name:

Gauging with ClearRoute 2

Prerequisite Short Code:

PD/IE/BCR

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

Course Type:

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