Implementing Rail Projects cover the key areas of: electrical and mechanical systems; planning and the enviornment; standards and safety; and traction and rolling stock. Attention is also focussed on both current and future rail projects in all railway fields, from people movers through urban transit systems to mailine passenger and freight railways.
If you are currently contemplating rail projects as a planer, designer, owner, or builder then Implementing Rail Projects will be of stimulating and crucial interest to you.
Chapter 1 : Rules to be obeyed in the implementation of railway rolling stock projects
Chapter 2 : Management of multi-discipline infrastructure light rail projects
Chapter 3 : Liverpool Street redevelopment
Chapter 4 : Safe ventilation of railway tunnels
Chapter 5 : Controlling high-speed railways-managing to achieve flexibility
Chapter 6 : Project management of rail projects-the role of the private sector
Chapter 7 : Building on someone else's railway
Chapter 8 : The private banking market
Chapter 9 : The contribution of railways to planning for the environment
Chapter 10 : The environmental assessment of airborne noise from new railways
Chapter 11 : Managing for results on the Jubilee Line Extension Project
Chapter 12 : Government safety approval
Chapter 13 : Risk assessment in railway design
Chapter 14 : Safety management as part of project management
Chapter 15 : The role of systems assurance in the safety case for transport projects
Chapter 16 : Class 92: a severe challenge
Chapter 17 : Effective commissioning
Chapter 18 : CityNightLine lounge and service coach-one year from the drawing board to inaugural service
Chapter 19 : The new trainsets for commuter and regional services
Chapter 20 : The Parry People Mover: development and service testing of a new transport system
Chapter 21 : Joint venture project financing-a marriage made in heaven?
