Rail Safety Week kicks off today. With an average seven fatalities a month on the Australian rail network, the TrackSAFE Foundation and the Australasian Railway Association (ARA) are urging everyone to take more care at level crossings and station platforms.
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UGL moves to new Auburn facility
UGL has moved to a new manufacturing facility in Auburn, New South Wales, from where it will continue to support the railway industry.
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John Holland sends the right signals
John Holland is involved with rail projects from design and construction, testing, signals and commissioning, through to operating and maintaining world- class transport systems.
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ARTC industrial action terminated
Disruptive industrial action on New South Wales’ ARTC rail services has been called off at the last minute.
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Better risk management from NSW derailment
A systemic transport safety investigation has highlighted a range of issues related to a significant freight train derailment on the New South Wales (NSW) north coast.
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New Inland Rail mobile tower network activated
New mobile network infrastructure at North Star and Gurley in north-western New South Wales, provided by the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) as part of the Narrabri to North Star section of Inland Rail, has been activated by Telstra.
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NTC, Cisco team up for digital skills training
The National Transport Commission (NTC) is working with global tech company Cisco to find better ways to equip Australia’s rail workforce with the digital skills needed to build and operate modern rail systems.
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Testing times for Sydney Metro lines
On-track testing is currently underway along the Sydney Metro 15.5-kilometre twin metro railway lines from Chatswood to Sydenham, ahead of services starting through the CBD in 2024.
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Railway signalling training with JMDR
As a registered training organisation (RTO), and a global leader in the rail engineering industry, JMD Railtech (JMDR) offers industry-recognised specialist training within the rail sector, including rail induction, WHS, and rail safety, communications, fatigue, management, and specialist signalling courses, delivered by expert trainers.
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KeTech offers a digital difference
Rail data specialist KeTech says while organisations are responding to digital transformation by employing new technology throughout their operations, it’s clear there is still a significant gap in knowledge and understanding of how to get best value from it.
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