CPC Project Services is sponsoring the Institution of Rail Signal Engineers’ Future of Signalling (IRSE) seminar in London on 31 January 2025.
Co-hosted by Tech Soc and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), this technical seminar will provide insights into light railway and mainline railway train control systems – (European Train Control System) and CBTC (Communication Based Train Control) – and how they can meet rail’s future needs.
Train operators and thought leaders from across the globe will sharing their insights including Andy Lord, Commissioner, Transport for London (TfL); James Dzimba Chief Control, Command & Signalling Engineer, Network Rail; Daniel Woodland, Head of Signalling (North America), TÜV Rheinland; Steve Allday Independent Advisor to the National Transport Commission (NTC) of Australia and many more.
Jane Power, president of the IRSE, said: “CBTC and ETCS are not ‘new’ anymore – there is a wealth of knowledge and experience out there. I’m really looking forward to talking to experts from all over the world.”
Joe Little, Director, CPC Systems, the technical arm of CPC Project Services, said: “The future success of rail is driven by the performance of its systems and infrastructure. We need to ensure that we maximise the efficiency and reliability of CBTC and ETCS systems that have been adopted across the globe. We are proud to sponsor this event that brings together shared knowledge and expertise from those at the heart of signalling’s future”.
For more details please visit: IRSE: Signalling the Future Seminar, London.
