An Overview of Railway Engineering
About This Course
Unlike many other technical developments, rail transportation has a significant influence on long-term economic results. The capacity to efficiently and effectively transport people, commodities and services are critical to economic, industrial, and social activities.
This program is designed for those who work in the railway industry.
‘An Overview of Railway Engineering’ training course was created by our expert instructors to provide you with the skills and information needed to deal with the many facets of railway systems in order to create a more dependable, safe, and comfortable railway network that transports people and commodities quickly and efficiently.
In addition, to enhance your strategy and decision-making in the design, operation, and performance of both infrastructure and rolling stock. This thorough curriculum will provide you with the necessary tools as well as useful insights into how to implement this new systems approach to railway engineering and operations.
Throughout the program, you will learn and examine real-life scenarios while also receiving personal guidance and feedback.
Learning Objectives
Requirements
- For a smooth learning experience (Online Courses), participants must have basic computer skills and a computer with a reliable Internet connection and speakers.
- To fully benefit from these courses you should have basic knowledge and working experience in railways. Participants are expected to have a basic knowledge of railway practices in the public or private sector and a solid command of the English language.
- This program is primarily geared towards working professionals. While not compulsory, it is recommended that learners have completed a bachelor degree in a relevant discipline.
Target Audience
- This curriculum is designed for professionals in the railway industry. From rail engineers and specialists/experts in rail systems, rail maintenance, track maintenance, and safety to operations managers, asset managers (track/train), and other managers and advisors.
