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New role for Rob McIntosh Currently Network Rail project director for European Train Control System and Traffic Management, McIntosh has now been appointed Network Rail director for Crossrail, and will be responsible for overseeing the £2.3 billion upgrade of the existing network for Crossrail services. Robbie Burns, Network Rail regional director, Western and Wales said: ‘Rob will have a key role to play.’
Tom Joyner now with London Midland
The company has appointed Joyner as its new Operations and Safety director. Formerly with Network Rail as principal Operations specialist, Joyner replaces Wallace Weatherill, who is taking up a new role as Operations director - Rail Development at the Go-Ahead Group.
Tim Dugher joins Vossloh Kiepe
The Former Angel Trains COO has joined the board as a non-executive director to help the management team further develop the business. He said: ‘Engineering is a central plank of Vossloh Kiepe UK’s offer. I hope my experience will be of use to engineering director Hugh Parker and his team to help them achieve even more.’
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