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Safer surveying through automation

Reducing the safety risks our workforces are exposed to is vital, and there have been many initiatives to keep railway workers safe from harm. Of course, the best way of doing this is by taking people away from the live...

Transport for London offers new Quantity Surveying apprenticeships

Transport for London (TfL) is working with five suppliers to create a programme offering 12 new apprenticeship opportunities in quantity surveying. The Greater London Authority (GLA) Group's Supplier Skills Team has assisted in developing a programme tailored to the skills...

1stinrail called on to overhaul track in Keadby Drawbridge project

UK railway engineering company 1stinrail has completed extensive track replacement work on the Keadby Drawbridge, the unique structure crossing the Stainforth and Keadby Canal that connects Doncaster with Scunthorpe and the Lincolnshire coast. 1stinrail Project Manager Ryan Hughes said: “This was a fascinating project...

HS2’s biggest future talent cohort joins the project

HS2 Limited has welcomed 40 graduates and 19 apprentices – the largest cohort of future talent to join the company since operations began in 2009. The new intake forms part of the 2,000 apprenticeships set to be created across the...

T-Level students jump straight into civil engineering careers on HS2

Three Walsall College students are striding straight into new careers on Europe’s biggest infrastructure project – HS2 - after securing the results they needed in their Construction - Design, Surveying and Planning T-Level. As part of their studies, Jemma Lahert-Cotterill,...

Scotland’s Railway supports community benefits through Ravenscraig bridge project

Following the successful installation of a new 5,000 tonne bridge on the West Coast main line last month, Scotland’s Railway continues to help transform communities beyond the Ravenscraig construction project. Network Rail and principal contractor STORY began work on the...

TfL highlights apprenticeship options during National Careers Week

Transport for London (TfL) is marking National Careers Week (6-12 March) by highlighting the range of apprenticeship placements available for those looking for a role in shaping London. Over the years, TfL’s apprenticeship roles have provided thousands of people the...

Telent to support UK’s largest rail re-signalling scheme

One of the largest re-signalling schemes undertaken in the UK, the Cambridge Re-signalling project, will be supported by digital infrastructure specialists Telent for its telecommunication needs. The project will improve the reliability of the infrastructure and will therefore provide...

Huge programme of signalling work continues between Feltham and Wokingham this February half term

During February half term, a dual railway closure will see lines closed for nine days as Network Rail continue to bring the old signalling system up to modern standards. From Saturday 11 to Sunday 19 February, buses will replace trains from...

Undergrads offered paid summer placements on HS2

University students who live, or study, in the Midlands are being offered the chance to join HS2’s construction partner Balfour Beatty VINCI (BBV) on an eight-week paid work placement this summer. BBV’s undergraduate summer scheme, which is now in its...

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GB Railfreight extends haulage contract with Network Rail

GB Railfreight (GBRf) one of the country’s largest rail freight operators has extended its haulage contract with Network Rail,...