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Transitioning from legacy signalling to advanced train control systems such as European Train Control System (ETCS) or Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) introduces a level of complexity that requires different tools and processes than traditional re-signalling projects. Network Rail Consulting (NRC) can help navigate complexity in signalling to drive successful project outcomes.

As railway industry change accelerates through digital transformation, we are witnessing valuable opportunities for innovation, efficiency and safety. However, with the adoption of new technologies comes new challenges and cyber security emerges as a critical concern. Without adequate protections in place, cyber security can have a detrimental real-world impact.

The first UK deployment of European Train Control System (ETCS) provided valuable lessons for Global ECTS and Automatic Train Operation (ATO) success. Service Line Director, Systems Integration and Technical Services, Katherine Stowe discusses the key project drivers for the first ETCS Level 2 and ATO deployment in the UK and learnings from the ETCS pilot line.

Network Rail Consulting (NRC) brings extensive global expertise in the successful implementation of modern signalling systems including European Train Control System (ETCS) Level 2. While each local market, regulatory environment, and operational condition may differ, there are key shared factors that are critical to consider when selecting and procuring a new signalling supplier.

Network Rail Consulting (NRC) has a wealth of experience rolling out interoperable European Train Control Systems (ETCS) solutions globally. Using System Engineering principles and Change Management techniques NRC can identify, manage and address local factors, ensuring each deployment is uniquely tailored.

Network Rail Consulting (NRC) Australia is pleased to announce Jonathan Hayes has been appointed in the role of Director, Digital Signalling Systems.

Network Rail have delivered 5 key European Train Control System (ETCS) lines in Great Britain.

We are delighted to share Network Rail Consulting’s (NRC) Managing Consultant - Rail Operations, Amy Boyle has been selected to be part of the 2025 Australasian Railway Association (ARA) Future Leaders Program.

The Network Rail Consulting (NRC) graduate scheme in Australia takes our newest talent across the world to learn from Network Rail about Great Britain’s (GB) world-class projects, technology and best practise approach to asset management and railway innovation. NRC Graduate, Cody Kelly shares some of his experiences.

Network Rail Consulting's (NRC) Queensland State Manager, Derek Jackson and Director of Rail Operations, Susie Homan are looking forward to attending the AusRAIL 2024 event from the 25th – 27th November at the Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre, Queensland.