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Bringing you the latest health and safety performance data, operational learning, and risk-reduction activities so that, together, we can deliver an even safer railway.

Find out why groups and committees are so important to our work, the people involved in them, and the areas they cover. This video also shows you how you can get involved.

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Improve your workforce health and wellbeing with our Health and Wellbeing Index. This combines cases of poor health and wellbeing into a single measure. It will help you manage health and wellbeing over time, compare different parts of an organisation or different companies and identify and prioritise areas for investment.

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Our pandemic playbook was written specifically for rail, and has different sections for each stage of a pandemic and type of task for rail. It helps you find out what you need to do.

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Reduce the likelihood of incidents at the platform-train interface (PTI) with our tool. With this is online tool you can upload information about hazards, or view previous PTI incidents and data even at stations where you may not be the primary operator.

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Discover which factors are the largest contributor to underlying risk of accidents, including collisions, derailments and fires. The Precursor Indicator Model (PIM) is updated every period, and helps you identify what potential factors contributed to accidents for time ranges or regions that you specify.

Precursor Indicator Model Dashboard

Hybrid Precursor Indicator Model Dashboard

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Discover how R2 helps organisations meet the legal requirements for vehicle registration, what information it stores, and how to access it.

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Reduce the amount of embodied carbon in your rail projects using the Rail Carbon Tool. This helps you measure, manage and reduce the amount of carbon produced in rail projects and enables you to include different types of activities in what you measure.

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This is an online tool developed specifically for the GB rail industry. The tool will enable the industry to monitor and measure the social value of its projects and day-to-day operations, and guide investment decisions.

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Reduce risk on the network with our RED Programmes. These safety briefing videos help raise awareness of operational safety issues like near misses, fatigue and rail adhesion. Each video discusses a safety consideration with an emphasis on the key learning points. They’re used in safety briefings and training sessions across the industry.

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The Red Aspect Approaches to Signals (RAATS) toolkit is designed to estimate the number of times a signal is approached at red. It provides a breakdown of the different types of approaches and considers factors such as the train type, the time of day and day of week.

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Learn how Right Track helps frontline staff with the issues they face. It is easily accessible for them, whether used standalone or as part of other safety briefings.

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The Rule Book is a vital safety document which contains direct instructions for railway staff to enable safe and efficient rail operations. Its contents can be accessed using our standards catalogue, printed manuals or via a subscription-based app, so you can choose what works best for you.

The Rule Book App

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Safe Insights is the rail industry’s national database for recording health and safety business intelligence. Report and access data on the thousands of safety-related events that happen each year on Britain’s railway.

Find the standard you need whether you know its precise name or not. The standards catalogue stores all current and past standards as well as Rule Book documents, and signs and forms, to help you get standards information quickly and easily.

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Understand what our Whole System Risk Model does and how it calculates both direct and indirect risk from extreme rainfall.

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