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February 19, 2025
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- Fundamental requirements for signalling and telecommunication systems
- The role of a telecommunications system during times of degraded working, to prevent or reduce the impacts of accidents and to allow efficient management after
- Principles of different types of signalling
- Principles of speed signalling
- Principles of speed signalling
- Principles of absolute block and permissive working
- Principles of control of single line railways
- Principles of moving block
- Principles of Signalling Systems
- Principles of signalling interlocking systems
- Principles of train detection systems
- Principles of cab signalling systems
- Principles of transmission/radio based signalling
- Principles of systems for protecting against trains passing signals at “danger”,
- Principles of automatic train operation (ATO)
- Principles of signaller control equipment,
- Layout risk assessment including the use of flank protection and other mitigations
- The role of Control Centres
- Principles of different types of railway crossings
- Principles of safety apportionment between the signalling system, telecommunications system, traffic management layer, signallers, drivers and maintainers
- Principle of reliability apportionment within the railway control and communications systems
- Principles of safe operation during periods of failure of the signalling or telecommunications systems
- General principles of safety in relation to the application of signalling principles
- How signalling and telecommunication systems are tested to ensure they conform to their principles
- Principles of telecommunication systems
- How voice services are supported on a TCP/IP network
- The key components and topologies of a radio network for railway communications (e.g. GSM-R, LTE or wifi)
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