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Country: United Kingdom
Summary: Gb-London: T1257 -Defining Safe and Efficient Guard-Controlled Door Operation Methods of Working
GBT Ref No: 53529021
Deadline: 28 Jun 2021
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: -
Tender Value: 100000
Notice Type: Tender
Document Ref. No.: BIP597144761
Purchaser's Detail :

Purchaser : RSSB
The Helicon, 1 South Place London EC2M 2RB UK
Contact Person : Agnes Guedj
Email :agnes.guedj@rssb.co.uk

Description :
Title : GB-London: T1257 -Defining safe and efficient guard-controlled door operation methods of working
Location Of Contract : London
Industry : Research and development services and related consultancy services - 73000000
Value Of Contract : £50,000 to £100,000
Description : This project aims to provide the GB rail industry with best practice guidance for guard-controlled door operations that optimised dwell time and safety. To achieve this objective the project will: •Review different methods of working for guard-controlled door operations identified on the GB network and comparable railway systems. It will take into consideration the tasks and processes associated with train arrival, dwelling and departing from a station. •Cover all scenarios where the guard has any safety critical role in door operations. This includes Driver Open, Conductor Close operations and TRTS / CD / RA platform dispatch. •Consider all aspects that impact the time taken to undertake methods of working for guard-controlled door operations. This includes mechanical and physical processes (e.g. length of hustle alarm) as well as activities undertaken directly by the guard. •Use real-world data to characterise how long different methods of work across the network (by different TOCs) take in practice. •Undertake safety risk analysis to identify and assess risks associated with tasks undertaken directly by the guard and o...
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