Cross-Industry Remote Condition Monitoring Steering Group
"XI RCM SG has links to both WSIC and DISIC. We help the rail industry to put in place appropriate remote condition monitoring systems to meet its strategic objectives. We provide advice on the impact this can have on organisations’ business, technical, commercial, innovation and guidance."
Scope
The sub group was given a remit from SIC Chairs to "Develop the principles of what the industry wants to achieve (information requirements etc.) in each of the 4 quadrants of the Intelligent Infrastructure Strategy where there is a cross industry aspect". This has culminated in the development of eight key principles and an associated activity list for Cross Industry Remote Condition
Monitoring. These Eight Principles are:
- Principles are applied to Remote Condition Monitoring (RCM) activities in any of the four quadrants where there is x-industry impact
- Business cases shall include all x-industry elements including evaluation of benefits and costs
- An end to end x-industry RCM operating model (including processes and contracts) is clearly described and agreed (defined shape
- Solutions shall conform to x-industry RCM Reference Architecture
- Network wide enablers (e.g. processes, technology, standards) are justified separately from solution projects but aligned with their plans (funding/delivery)
- X-industry RCM standards shall be applied to technical solutions and business processes
- Application of these x-industry RCM Principles has governance that is industry recognised
- Business as Usual (BAU) procurement activities should consider application of x-industry RCM principles.
Subgroups
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Wheel Impact Load Detector Working Group (WILD WG)The Wheel Impact Load Detector Working Group (WILD WG) exists to enable industry to make better use of existing data streams available from the WILD system and to continually improve processes.
Membership
A representative from each of the following organisations/ sectors:
- passenger train operators
- rolling stock owners and leasing companies
- freight and other non-passenger train operators
- academia
- Rail Delivery Group
- Rail Industry Association
- infrastructure managers and owners
- suppliers and rolling stock manufacturers
- RSSB
- Department for Transport (observer).
Chair: Amanda Hall, Network Rail Infrastructure Limited
RSSB main representative: Darren Fitzgerald
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Group members
Name Company Representing Status Adam Bevan University of Huddersfield Academia Member Amanda Hall Network Rail Infrastructure Limited Chair Chair Darren Fitzgerald RSSB RSSB Member David Allsop Department for Transport DfT Observer David Sexton Transport for London (TfL) Passenger Train Operators Member Dominic Trueman RSSB RSSB Member Joe Wilson Porterbrook Rolling Stock Owners Member Kevin Hope Network Rail Infrastructure Limited Infrastructure Managers Member Nadeem Karbhari MTR Corporation (Crossrail) Limited Passenger Train Operators Alternate Paul Costello RSSB RSSB IGM Member Rob Anderson Network Rail Infrastructure Limited Infrastructure Managers Member Simon Cressey DB Cargo (UK) Limited Non Passenger Train Operators Member
