Onboarding – Introduction To The Basics Of Track Infrastructure – Module 2

About The Course

New employees should acquire a basic understanding of the railway system, its technical foundations and the requirements for track construction. The course builds on Module 1.

Conclusion and Goal

  • Confirmation of Participation

Prerequisite

Employees from all areas who have already attended Module 1 and would like to gain further knowledge. For example employees from: sales, customer services, product management, design, purchasing, production, lateral entrants in track construction site management, lateral entrants in engineering offices.

Content

  • Guideway and its components; Different superstructure types
  • Construction and maintenance of the roadway; Mechanization of track construction
  • Example: welding, grinding, catenary, substructure, special processes/machines
  • Reference to standards and legal requirements; Approvals, TSI, EN 14033, 14363, UIC, ERA, CEN, ECM, etc.
  • Duration 1 days
  • Fee On request
  • Level Basic
  • Language German
  • Execution presence
  • Place Leverkusen, Linz

    If you would like to book this course to us, please write to us and someone from the team will get in touch with you. Please include information on when you want to conduct this training and for how many candidates of your team.

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    Language is not a barrier to knowledge!

    If you would like to book this course in a language different than the standard course language, simply tell us. We overcome language barriers with our interpreter program.

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