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January 2013 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Fatigue
Rules and procedures
South East
Concerns have been raised about long travel times for KJ Rail staff working on a Balfour Beatty site, resulting in them exceeding Network Rail's 14 hour door-to-door recommendation. This report follows CIRAS reports 50156, 50562 and 50565 sent to KJ Rail in 2011, also concerning long travel times for staff.
November 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Knowledge Skills and experience
Rules and procedures
Training and briefing
South East
July 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Rostering
Rules and procedures
Work environment
Equipment
South East
July 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Fatigue
Rostering
Rules and procedures
South East
North East
May 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Method of working
Rules and procedures
South East
April 2011 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Rules and procedures
Signalling
South East
A reporter is concerned about the safety of Network Rail staff at user worked crossings in Kent because the rules about phoning the Signaller appear to be ignored sometimes.
February 2011 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Method of working
Rules and procedures
South East
Passengers taking bicycles on escalators at Fenchurch Street station is a concern for one reporter.
January 2011 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Level Crossings
Rules and procedures
South East
A reporter is concerned about the behaviour of farmers in Kent - and sometimes other members of the public - who are frequently leaving open the gates of many user worked crossings.
January 2011 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Rules and procedures
Method of working
Communication and teamwork
South East
A reporter believes the auditing process of the Network Rail supply chain is sometimes ineffective, especially in relation to engineering work associated with Road Rail Vehicles (RRVs) and On-Track Plant (OTP).
August 2010 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Rules and procedures
Equipment
Method of working
South East
A reporter raises concerns about emergency situations requiring a Track Worker, Station Staff or member of public to get in touch with a Signaller immediately.
