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Birmingham, Cannon House

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£Competitive (dependent on experience)
Birmingham

Rail Terminal – Depot Operations Manager

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Unchaining a low carbon future
Construction projects can have a huge impact on the environment if not managed properly. Michael Rice looks at ways that the rail industry can minimise carbon emissions on infrastructure projects

Candid cameras
CCTV used to be well-known for producing grainy images that made it difficult to identify individuals unless they were looking right at the camera. But, with nextgeneration solutions, including HD options, remote monitoring of trains and infrastructure is becoming far more sophisticated, says David Thomasson

Rail Professional interview: Adrian Shooter
He’s one of the giants of the railway industry and, although he’s now retired from the top job at Chiltern Railways, Adrian Shooter won’t be severing his links with the rail industry. As managing director and latterly chairman of Chiltern, over the last 18 years he’s helped turn the company into one of the high flyers of the privatised rail industry

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