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An Introduction to Health & Wellbeing

Course Description

<p>Provides understanding of Health and Wellbeing concepts ,and why health and wellbeing is an important factor in organisational safety and performance.</p>

Audience

Line Managers and any employees of Network Rail wishing to gain understanding of Health and Wellbeing concepts.

Duration:

0.25 Day(s)

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1

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N/A

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N/A

Course Code:

S&SD/OH&S/INTRO H&W

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An Introduction to Modelling for Modelling Requestors

Course Description

<p>This course will help learners identify the &nbsp;reasons for modelling and what modelling can help achieve, and how modelling can assist decision making.</p> <p>It is designed to address the issues identified by modelling requesters such as:<br /> - understanding the benefits of modelling<br /> - the remit of modelling projects<br /> - understanding technologies<br /> - data requirements and limitations<br /> - interpreting the output of studies</p> <p>The course will help those who need to engage in modelling requests to:<br /> - Get a better understanding of when to engage in modelling&nbsp;<br /> - What modelling is available to answer which questions<br /> - How to request modelling<br /> - Understanding the outputs of modelling</p>

Audience

Sponsors Strategic Planners Scheme development managers All Network Rail Analytical teams (e.g. System Analysts, Network Analysts etc.) and their Customers Network change coordinators and their Customers Modelling Engineers and their Customers Note: This is not an exhaustive list. We envisage that additional functions will be added to this list as this e-learning solution is widely communicated across all of Network Rail

Duration:

60 Minutes Day(s)

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9999

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IntroMR

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Buildings & Civils - Geotechnical - Introduction to Earthworks

Course Description

<p>This eLearning forms part of the Geotechnics Training Programme. The aim of the Introduction to Earthworks module is to give individuals a general introduction to, and overview of, Network Rail Earthworks and to provide awareness of the asset types and the impact of asset failures.</p>

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0.25 Day(s)

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GeoM3

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Buildings & Civils - Geotechnical - Introduction to Earthworks Failure Mechanisms

Course Description

<p>This eLearning forms part of the Geotechnics Training Programme focusing on Earthwork Failure<br /> Mechanisms.</p>

Audience

Geotechnical Engineers - Route and Region Geotechnical Teams - Buildings & Civils Asset Management & Project Teams.

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N/A Day(s)

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1

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GeoM4B

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N/A

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Buildings & Civils - Geotechnical - RSHI: Introduction & Principles

Course Description

<p>The Rock Slope Hazard Index (RSHI): Introduction and Principles module is pre-learning to the face to face RSHI course and one of four modules looking specifically at rock slope examinations using the RSHI. The RSHI is one of the examinations covered within the NR/L3/CIV/065 standard. In this introductory section we explain when an RSHI should be applied within the wider context of earthwork examinations. Later sections provide instruction and training on the types of data collected as part of the RSHI.</p>

Audience

Rock Slope Examiners only who are attending the Rock Slope Hazard Index training course.

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0.25 Day(s)

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GeoM16A

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Buildings & Civils - Tunnels - Introduction & Terminology

Course Description

<p>This eLearning is part of a wider programme aimed at maintaining and developing competencies of employees working within the Buildings &amp; Civils discipline. The intention is to help reduce and manage risks, as well as ensuring a continuity of knowledge within Network Rail. This specific course provides an overview of the Tunnels eLearning programme and the attached competencies, along with an introduction to our tunnel infrastructure and main terminology.</p>

Audience

Those whose play a role in maintaining our tunnel assets and any others who may wish as CPD activity to learn some tunnels terminology and gain an insight into this asset on our network.

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0.25 Day(s)

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B&C-T-I&T

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ETCS System Fundamentals 2 - Introduction and Reference Design

Course Description

<p>System Fundamentals 2 builds on the information provided in the System Fundamentals 1 suite of learning, covering some of the topics already addressed in more detail, as well as providing information geared to supporting project delivery teams.&nbsp;</p> <p>This course will be useful to a range of technical roles working on an ETCS scheme but in particular Project Engineers and Test and Commissioning engineers.&nbsp;</p> <p>The first section of the course, Introduction and Reference Design, aims to provide an appreciation of Reference Design topics and assist with their application to GB ETCS deployments.<br /> &nbsp;</p>

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Scheme Designers Project Engineers Test and Commissioning Engineers Other technical roles working on ETCS schemes

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1 Day(s)

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SF2 - IRD

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Introduction & Principles of SolarWinds

Course Description

<p>This course is designed to introduce appropriate Telecoms staff to the principles of SolarWinds, to build foundation knowledge of what, why and who will use SolarWinds in Network Rail, along with how the platform might be utilised.</p>

Audience

Network Management Technicians Network Management Engineers Network Support Engineers Network Design Network Integration Network Capacity Planning Network Performance Reporting Line Managers of colleagues who use SolarWinds in their roles.

Duration:

0.25 Day(s)

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Competence Name Awarded:

Understanding Introduction and Principles of Solar Winds

Competence Awarded:

TEL 501

Course Code:

SW-INT

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Introduction to Cisco Unified Communications Manager

Course Description

<p>Cisco Unified Communications (UC) is an IP-based communications system integrating voice, video, data, and mobility products and applications. It enables more effective, secure communications. It is being deployed across the telecoms network as part of the continual improvement of services. This course is designed to teach the skills required to install and configure the software and hardware elements of the system.</p>

Audience

Route telecoms technicians and engineers or field services engineers who will be required to work on the CUCM systems and associated assets.

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

6

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Installation, system configuration, maintenance and faulting of VoIP and associated equipment; Installation, system configuration, maintenance and faulting of VoIP and associated equipment.Installation, corrective and preventative maintenance and faulting

Competence Awarded:

Tel 27; Tel 27.01

Course Code:

IntCUCM

Prerequisite Name:

Undertake corrective and preventative maintenance of Transmission systems.Routers 1st line activity eg Cisco ME3400/2520 and ASR903

Prerequisite Short Code:

Tel 08.71

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

4

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Introduction to Electrical Control

Course Description

<p>This learning intervention is designed to increase awareness amongst new graduates and apprentices with the intention of showing the potential a career in the ECO / ECROM could have for Graduates as a future career choice.</p>

Audience

Apprentices/Graduates

Duration:

30 Minutes Day(s)

Class size:

9999

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IEC

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Introduction to Fault Finding Techniques

Course Description

<p>This training course is designed to provide learners with the knowledge to understand the purpose and principles of fault-finding techniques.</p>

Audience

There is no specific target audience, but this training will primarily be for new starters or anyone who wants to increase their fault-finding skills. This learning intervention can also be aimed at E&P as well as S&T.

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0.25 Day(s)

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STF 90034.E

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Introduction to Hydraulics

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<p>This programme looks at the basic hydraulic principles that underpins the operation of all hydraulic systems.<br /> You will carry out a series of practical exercises on our training rigs to help reinforce your level of understanding<br /> Designed for those being introduced to Hydraulics for the first time, this basic course will provide an insight to<br /> the major building blocks of a Hydraulic Circuit and the function of the various components<br /> Health and Safety plays an important role relating to any one working closely to or on systems incorporating<br /> Hydraulics and this course will introduce safe working procedures to be followed at all times.</p>

Audience

Maintenance Technicians working on OTM/BCS/TRS/OLET within Fleet and Engineering, daily activities involve maintaining, faultfinding, repairing hydraulic/pneumatic and associated control systems.

Duration:

2 Days Day(s)

Class size:

8

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Intro Hydraulics

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Introduction to Installation Techniques Part 2

Course Description

<p>This is a practical session that builds on the knowledge gained from the Installation Techniques Part 1 eLearning module.<br /> <br /> Delegates will become more familiar with the tools and processes used to install cables and wires.<br /> <br /> Before attending this session delegates must have completed the Introduction to Installation Techniques Part 1 eLearning module - STF 90042.E</p>

Audience

The target audience for the solution is front line workers, signal engineering Operatives and Technicians.

Duration:

2 Day(s)

Class size:

6

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STF 90042

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Introduction to Operations

Course Description

<p>This course provides an interactive overview of Network Rail Operations and Signalling.<br /> <br /> Sessions will include looking at the history of signalling and an overview of Absolute and Track Circuit Block. Delegates will also learn about Safety Critical Communications, obstructions, trespassing, protection of personnel, signal failures, how operations respond to different types of weather, tabletop exercises and hands on signalling simulator practice.<br /> <br /> The week will culminate in an introduction to operational incident response and scenario-based learning bring together all the elements learnt earlier in the week.</p>

Audience

This course is available for anyone wishing to expand their knowledge of Network Rail Operations, including those from Train Operating Companies. This course will be particularly beneficial for learners who are currently on the Operations Graduate or Apprentice Scheme.

Duration:

5 Day(s)

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8

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NO/ROPS/I2O

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Introduction to Relay Interlocking

Course Description

<p>At the end of this course the delegate will be able to describe: Engineering specifications associated with specific type of relay based interlocking. How the relay based interlocking is designed to function under normal operating conditions. What each of the component parts contributes to the overall operation of the system. What stages apply to setting and cancelling a route and what conditions must be met before a route can be set or cancelled. What tools are required to complete the work and what equipment calibration is required.</p>

Audience

This course is an introduction to Relay Interlocking. This shall only be attended by people who are required to fault and maintain any type of relay interlocking. Ideally it shall be the start of a development plan and should attend the course no more than 6 months before a Route Relay Interlocking course.

Duration:

8 Day(s)

Class size:

5

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N/A

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N/A

Course Code:

STF 120

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N/A

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N/A

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N/A

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Introduction to Signalling Diagrams

Course Description

<p>This training course is designed to introduce students to the symbols and nomenclature (system of names and codes) used on signalling diagrams and plans. It will be a pre-requisite to attending other core Signalling and Telecoms Engineer (S&amp;TME) training courses.</p>

Audience

The target audience for the solution is front line workers.

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0.25 Day(s)

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STF 90043.E

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Introduction to Signalling Maintenance Processes

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<p>To provide knowledge of the Signalling Maintenance Specification (SMS) and other rules whilst undertaking signalling maintenance activities. Making people aware of the documentation that exists (inc. rulebook).<br /> The delegate is required to locate and understand/interpret the relevant documentation associated with Signalling Maintenance Processes.</p>

Audience

Those new to signalling maintenance activities (Operative or Technicians).

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0.25 Day(s)

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STF 90018.E

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Introduction to Signalling Testing Processes

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<p>This training course will provide an understanding to why testing is required and the associated risks that can be caused if not undertaken correctly. This course primarily focuses on the Clapham disaster, Dalwhinnie derailment and Waterloo incident. An over-arching training solution will ensure we don&#39;t forget the lessons of the past as this can be the cause of failures resulting in derailment or collisions.</p>

Audience

This course is aimed at anyone requiring an understanding of the testing processes. To both internal and external staff who require an understanding of why testing of signalling systems is important.

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0.25 Day(s)

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STF 90017.E

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Introduction to Sustainable Land Use

Course Description

<p>A key part of our recently published Environment and Sustainability Strategy - this introductory course is part of a 2 tiered training suite designed to provide Network Rail&rsquo;s front line with an understanding of the importance of biodiversity to our railway. The Varley Review published in 2018 identified a need for Network Rail to take greater consideration of the lineside habitats and associated wildlife when undertaking vegetation management. This course provides an introduction to the types of things we need to be aware of when undertaking work on the lineside.</p>

Audience

All Staff

Duration:

25 Minutes Day(s)

Class size:

1

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N/A

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N/A

Course Code:

ISLU

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N/A

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N/A

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N/A

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Introduction to Train Detection Equipment

Course Description

<p>Train Detection Equipment is a key contributor to the safe movement of trains. Working on Train Detection Equipment has a safety critical impact on the railway, therefore an Introduction to Train Detection Equipment will ensure that delegates understand the purpose and principles of Train Detection Equipment and have the underpinning knowledge to undertake further S&amp;T role relevant training.</p>

Audience

The core audience for this learning intervention are any Network Rail staff who require the principles of Train Detection Equipment. Core Audience: • S&T Maintenance Operatives: 818 • S&T Maintenance Technicians: 834 • NR Apprentices • Total current audience size: 1652 • Approx. 10% additional new starters

Duration:

90 Minutes Day(s)

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9999

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STF 90006.E

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Joint External Telecoms Cables Introduction

Course Description

This is a practical based introductory course for those required to work on external trunk type telecommunications cables. There will be continual assessments, each delegate works individually with their own set of tools and materials.

Audience

Delegates who have little or no experience of working on external telecommunications cables.

Duration:

3 Day(s)

Class size:

6

Competence Name Awarded:

Undertake corrective and preventative maintenance of Telecoms cable systems; Telecoms Copper Cables - Jointing Up to and Including 50pr; Undertake Telecoms installation works on un-commissioned/isolated equipment; Copper Cables

Competence Awarded:

Tel 02; Tel 02.03; Tel 13; Tel 13.01

Course Code:

JECI

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N/A

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N/A

Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:

Varies depending on competence.

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NTS 1: Introduction to Non-Technical Skills for Signal Eng

Course Description

<p>The adherence to engineering processes and safety can be improved by developing employees Non-Technical Skills (NTS). NTS are social, cognitive and personal skills that can enhance the way we carry out technical skills/tasks and follow procedures. This eLearning course is comprised of 7 modules which will help develop your understanding of NTS and show you how they have the potential to impact a range of situations.</p>

Audience

The intended audience for this training solution includes any person, role or manager who carries out any role within Signal Engineering. This includes (but not limited to) Signal Maintainers, Designers, Installers, Testers and Engineering Management staff.

Duration:

45 Minutes Day(s)

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9999

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NTS4SE/01

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