Introduction to Track Infrastructure Basics 2

About The Course

This course is designed to provide newly hired technical professionals with a comprehensive introduction to the specialized aspects of railroad construction and machinery, along with the applied technologies within the sector. Participants will gain insights into key areas such as track construction management, assembly line production, mechanical systems, and field service operations. Tailored for roles like track construction managers, mechanics, assembly workers, and field service technicians, this course serves as a seamless continuation of Introduction to Track Infrastructure Basics

Conclusion and Goal

  • Certificate

Prerequisite

  • Completion of Introduction to Track Infrastructure Basics 1

Content

  • Track geometry
  • Applied hydraulic and electrical maintenance of MOW (Maintenance of Way) equipment
  • Using parts books and operator manuals
  • Problem-solving techniques
  • Practical application of pneumatic systems
  • Workshop safety practices
  • Applied electrical circuits and E-plan usage

Your Trainer

John P. Schäfer

Senior Trainer North America
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  • Duration 2 days
  • Fee On request
  • Level Basic
  • Language English
  • Performance On site
  • Place Chesapeake, VA

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