Railway Security

Security is an essential part of safety, find out more about what you can do to keep our railway safe and secure. Security is an essential part of safety, from the physical protection of our infrastructure to the technology that safeguards our systems and information. Security is everyone’s responsibility; it is how we protect our […]

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Renewable Energy

[…] An organic material, which can be burned to provide energy, eg heat, or electricity. Examples of biomass energy is rapeseed oil, or wood pellets. It is a cheap and readily available source of energy. If replaced, biomass can be a longterm, sustainable energy source. When burned, it gives off atmospheric pollutants, including greenhouse gases. […]

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Standard 019 issue 9 Support

[…] this section you will find access to the FAQ’s and a document on the new requirement to consider runaway risk. Please click the links on the right -hand side of this page to download the materials. Network Rail employees can view the Standard here  Industry colleagues can view the Standard here www.ihserc.com For further […]

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Network Rail’s compliance obligations

[…] the Energy and Carbon landscape.  The central Energy Management Team holds a compliance register and provides an assurance role to the business. You should use the attachment in the side -bar to check that you are fully compliant with relevant obligations. There are currently 5 pieces of energy legislation that Network Rail must comply with, as outlined […]

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Frontline Safety Critical Communications

[…] of this work, we are making resources, such as the presentations, training notes called ‘briefing bites’, and the communication manual available for all. However for competence training, your approved trainer and training provider will need to deliver the materials for formal recognition that this training has been received. Important notice:  No one is permitted to […]

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Modern Slavery

It’s estimated that there are 40.3 million people living in modern slavery worldwide – 136,000 of these in the UK.  At Network Rail we’re committed to doing business in a sustainable and responsible way. This includes a commitment to do all that we reasonably can to prevent all forms of modern slavery in our […]

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