RT Infrastructure Solutions has undergone a busy May period, having undertaken and delivered various signalling projects and won more significant contract awards.
Our projects team have completed works for a multitude of clients, all works being delivered seamlessly with no reported delays, accidents or incidents. Our projects have been spread in all geographical areas of the UK, with a just selection being;
River Brue – Signalling surveys and SMTH testing works in relation to essential structural repairs being undertaken on the bridge structure.
Jurgens Level Crossing – Signalling surveys and SMTH testing works in conjunction with Pway renewals works required in and around this strategic crossing.
Magna Station – Signalling Surveys, relocation of Dis Boxes, cable running and SMTH testing of associated equipment to facilitate a clear area for the construction of the new platform.
Taff Wells Depot – Routine Signalling maintenance on points, signals, level crossing and TPWS equipment along with the provision of a 24/7 call out service for any signalling or power faults that occurred at the depot.
River Anker – SMTH cover support for cable slewing works in preparation for main works
London Gateway – Non-intrusive E&P survey and fault finding of faulty power equipment.
Kennedy Road – Signalling, Telecoms and HV survey to assist the client with cable identification of various cables that are laying within the footprint of a new pedestrian bridge.
Keighly Station – Signalling surveys to undertake the feasibility of an OFF Indicator move using the G110/Fed Design process.
Canton Depot – Routine depot signalling maintenance of points operating equipment, REB and other related signalling equipment.
Harpenden – Correlation within signalling location cases as part of a future power upgrade scheme in the area.
In addition to our signalling project work, our staff continue to be utilised on the many signalling frameworks that we have in place with our clients. RTIS has teams working directly for Network Rail undertaking faulting & maintenance at Canton, Reading and Slough depots and also for supporting OLE bonding works in the Anglia region. Other works include supporting Morgan Sindall on a new platform scheme in Bedlington and also Alstom at Cambridge, Global at Whittlesea and Amey at Radlett.
We have also supported Balfour Beatty, Colas Rail and Volker Rail with signalling staff for track renewals support at various UK sites.
In September, we will be running our 3rd signalling installer course planned throughout 2025. Our 5-week signalling installer course, held at our Signalling training academy in Ipswich, introduces new people into the rail industry. Our 2025 training programmes will introduce approximately 25 new starters to the signalling industry. If you are interested in our industry-approved signalling installer courses, please contact – info@rttsolutions.co.uk
