Production of railway specific documents

We believe accuracy and consistency in a document is very important as the document sets out formal communication among parties and often provides legal stance in disputes.  From our experience, we saw inconsistent contents  in identical documents and lack of standardization in Railway Engineering documents hence our focus are in the following areas to help the industry with standardized documentations and reduce ambiguities.  

Project Engineering

• Feasibility study 
• ​Signalling layout assessment 
• Scheme plans review 
• Signal overrun risk assessment  
• Signalling correlation report
• Safe System of Work Package (SSoWP) Plan 
• Task briefing sheet (TBS)
• Procedures
• Guidance note

Requirement Engineering documents

• Signalling standards (Company, RIS, RGS)
• Preliminary and final project specifications
• Functional and Non-functional requirement specifications
• Signalling design briefs and specification
• Testing requirement specification

Commercial Documents

• Business case
• Technical methodology for tender document

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Technical Journals/Articles

• System engineering approach to permissible speed signage on Great Britain's mainline railway
• ​What should the maximum number of 'permissible speed signs'​ be permitted at a single location?