CERTIFICATION OF
RAILWAY
PATHS
- Collecting data on the railway track: Conducting detailed surveys and measurements of the condition of the track, including geometric parameters, ballast quality, condition of rails, crossings and other elements.
- Geodetic works: Carrying out geodetic
measurements to create accurate digital models of railway sections. - Technical condition assessment: Analysis of the collected data to assess the current technical condition of the railway track and identify the need for maintenance or reconstruction.
- Defining regulations and standards: Establishing the compliance of the railway track with current regulations and standards, including traffic safety, capacity, etc.
- Infrastructure certification: Preparation of passports for each section of railway track, including information on geometry, condition of elements, date of last maintenance and other characteristics.
DEVELOPMENT OF A LOCAL RAILWAY INSTRUCTION PATHS
- Development of local instructions: Formation of a document containing recommendations and requirements for the operation and maintenance of a specific section of railway track.
- Safety accounting: Development of measures to ensure traffic safety on the site, including warning signs, alarm systems and other measures.
- Coordination with regulatory authorities: Submission of developed passports and local railway instructions to obtain approval from the relevant regulatory authorities.
- Implementation of changes: Making the necessary changes to the operational processes at the site, according to the approved local instructions.
- Data update: Regular updating of data in passports and local instructions in case of changes in the section of the route or updating of regulations and standards.