The first trains have run over a new concrete deck on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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Former airline crew take up roles on Sydney Trains
Airline crew who were stood down from their roles due to the COVID-19 pandemic are now getting in the drivers cabin and serving customers with Sydney Trains.
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Taylor Rail spreads its wings
A stalwart of the Australian rail industry, Taylor Rail is expanding to meet the growing pipeline of rail construction work around the country.
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Getting it right, together: The next steps of the Project i-Trace journey
With organisations across the rail industry moving ahead in their Project i-TRACE journey, now is not the time to be left behind.
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The next generation of digital information systems
The digitalisation of the rail sector has increased safety, functionality and efficiency across networks, and information systems are no exception. Now, tm stagetec systems is taking the next step in the integration of audio and visual passenger information systems with the Smart pi ecosystem.
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Making it better: Improving sound quality in all circumstances
A collaborative approach has been taken to solve challenging passenger audio information installations.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge rail deck to be replaced
The rail deck on the Sydney Harbour Bridge will be replaced during January 2021.
A 10 day shutdown of the line in early January will allow for the current timber deck to replaced with a concrete structure, said Sydney Trains acting chief executive Suzanne Holden.
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Industry involvement sought for ETCS and ATMS interoperability solution
Transport for NSW is seeking industry involvement on the design of an integration solution for next generation signalling systems.
With Sydney Trains in the process of rolling out European Train Control System (ETCS) Level 2 signalling as part of the Digital Systems program on sections of the T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line and the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) implementing its Advanced Train Management System (ATMS) across the interstate network, interoperability will be key for the effectiveness of these technologies in enabling more traffic to run through the Sydney network.
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Moving ahead with a career in rail track: From interest to specialist
A new qualification is plugging a skills gap in rail track engineering and for recent graduate, Jessica Fallico, turning an interest into a career specialisation.
The Diploma of Engineering Infrastructure
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