RT Training Solutions
Here at RT training solutions, our services are fundamentally recognised as being pro-active, effective and technically competent.
We are an extremely well-established training institution equipped to offer a range of qualifications in rail signalling, telecommunications, and domestic electrical work. With a cutting-edge railway practical facility, we are esteemed as one of the top training providers in the United Kingdom. Being an approved IRSE Assessing Agency, our dedication to delivering exceptional training resonates throughout our entire organization. Our team diligently strives to ensure each delegate maximises their learning experience, and our industry-certified trainers consistently uphold the highest standards of instruction.
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| Safety Precautions When Working With Electrical Equipment Course (SPWEE) The purpose of the regulations is to require precautions to be taken against the risk of death or personal injury from electricity during work activities. This course is designed for members of staff who work with voltages in excess of 175V. It covers the duties imposed on employers and employees in respect of electrical equipment and when working on or near electrical equipment. At the end of the course, successful delegates will be able to safely carry out work and conduct testing on electrical equipment not exceeding 1000v in compliance within HSE guidelines and the Electricity at Work 1989. |
East of England | 01473 242344 email website |
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| Highfields Level 3 Award – The Signalling Installers Course (SIC) Based in Ipswich (Suffolk), our training services have been fundamentally recognised as being pro-active, effective and, above all, technically competent. This program gives candidates the required competencies to become a railway Signalling Installer. The training is an intensive 6 week course, filled with all the safety, signalling, technical and electrical knowledge needed to pursue a career within the rail industry. By completing all of the modules listed below, this program is delivered in accordance with the IRSE (Institute of Rail Signal Engineers) licensing scheme conditions. As such, the program satisfies the knowledge requirements that enable delegates to apply for licensing after the appropriate experience criteria has been met. This program is mapped towards achieving IRSE category 1.2.220 and includes the competences required for registration with the Engineering council at the grade of EngTech. (The Engineering Council stipulates a minimum education requirement Equivalent to BTEC L3 or NVQ L3). Successful delegates will be awarded a Level 3 qualification in Rail Signalling Installation. The next available dates are: 20 May – 28 June 2024, 16 Sept – 25 Oct 2024, 10 Feb – 21 Mar 2025. |
East of England | 01473 242344 email website |
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| EBI 400 Track Circuit Course Duration: 2 days To develop your understanding of the maintenance, faulting, repair and testing procedures that apply to the EBI Track 400 track circuit equipment on the open line and station area. Course Summary: Introduction (includes): · An Open Line Practical Setup Area · Differences between the EBI400 and the EBI200 track equipment · Theory of Operation and track design /layout · Double Rail Impedance bonds and Z bonds · Limitations on Track lengths, Tx power and track set up · Common rail bonding · How to install, and apply the set-up procedures to the ET400 track circuits · Maintenance and fault-finding procedures · Receiver Set-up Procedure · Double Rail Set-up Configuration Routine · Fault Finding · Theory Assessment · Practical Exercise Certification On successful completion all competent delegates will be issued a certificate of attendance Pre-Requisite Training: Candidates should have an underpinning knowledge of EBI200 (or TI21 experience)… |
East of England | 01473 242344 email website |
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| Basic Signalling Technology (BST) Delegates attending this Course is intended for designers new to UK ‘Mainline’ style signalling trackside equipment (Location Designers); it provides an introduction to the equipment, technology and design processes commonly encountered. The course has been completely updated to reflect both relay and SSI equipment interfaces. At the end of this course successful delegates will have the basic knowledge of how to design a location case. The course is intended for designers or testers and provides an introduction to the equipment technology design and testing processes. Duration - 10 Days. Course Summary · Railway Signalling Symbols. · Development of Railway Signalling. · Signalling Relays · Interlocking Systems. · Track Circuits. · Track Circuit Bonding. · Cables and Wires. · Remote Control Systems. · Points. · Signals. · AWS & TPW Systems. · Power Supplies. · Location Design and Construction. · Testing Procedures. · Duties of Drivers and Signalmen· Signalling Plans and Sketches.· Point and Signal Controls. |
East of England | 01473 242344 email website |
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| Intermediate Signalling Technology (Control Table & Layout) With this course it is a combined with IST Layout & Control Tables. Duration - 10 days First week - Control Table Second Week - Layout Intermediate Signalling Technology (Control Table) Designed for members of staff who are involved in the design of Signalling Systems. Terminal Objectives: At the end of the course successful delegates will have the underpinning knowledge of control tables on IST course that are required to match the IRSE Licensing requirements. Course Summary: · Underpinning Knowledge matched to IRSE Licence requirements · For the designer or tester requiring an understanding of signalling principles and control tables · Completely updated to reflect current requirements · Also provides preparation for Module 3 of the IRSE examination. Certification On successful completion all competent delegates will be issued a certificate of attendance Pre-Requisite Training: Ideally the delegate would have attended the Basic Signalling Two course. |
East of England | 01473 242344 email website |
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