Asia-Pacific: Advancing Railway Dependability: A Case Study on ETCS Level 2 Maintainability Demonstration
This event was re-scheduled from the 9th July. If you registered for the previous event that was postponed you will have been sent a new invitation to re-register.
The European Train Control System (ETCS) Level 2 is pivotal in contemporary rail transportation, ensuring safety, efficiency, and interoperability across rail networks. The reliability and maintainability of ETCS Level 2 emerge as critical factors for its successful operation. In this webinar, attendees will gain invaluable insights into the maintainability demonstration process of an ETCS Level 2 train control system, emphasising the assessment of its ability to be handed over to the operator and efficiently maintained and sustained over time.
The case study being used underscores the significance of integrating human factors considerations to ensure the usability, safety, robustness of the system and, consequently, the efficiency and dependability of rail networks.
While the webinar centres on a train control system, attendees, including those from outside the rail industry, will gain valuable insights into ensuring system reliability and maintainability, with a special emphasis on integrating human factors considerations. By examining a real-world case study and its methodologies, participants can glean practical maintainability verification and validation strategies to enhance maintenance practices and the system handover process.
This webinar is applicable to safety engineers, reliability engineers, systems engineers, railway infrastructure operators, train operators, railway maintainers, signalling engineers, signalling system suppliers, and a broad range of professional involved in the specification, design, build, integration, operation and maintenance of railway systems.
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The webinar will be presented by Neil Hall and Chris Lowe:
Neil is an international railway specialist with FHK Consulting with 23 years of experience working in railways. Neil is a chartered engineer specialising in rail systems engineering, integration, systems assurance, operations, and maintenance.
Chris is a Fellow of the Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors with 30 years’ experience as a Human Factors Specialist in the rail, aviation, defence and nuclear domains. He is Managing Director of Liv Systems, a Human Factors Engineering training and consultancy company.
The webinar will start at 09:00 UK time which is 16:00 in Hong Kong and 18:00 in Sydney and will last up to 90 minutes.
Starts
Wednesday, 18th September 2024 at 9:00am
Ends
Wednesday, 18th September 2024 at 10:30am