UKRITT is a charity launched by Rail Technology Magazine (RTM), the UK’s rail industry media leader established in 1999. Today RTM has an audience of over 139,000 rail industry professionals and a portfolio of products spanning print, online, email marketing and events delivering informative content to its audience.


What does the UKRITT team do? We promote the wide and diverse range of exciting career opportunities on offer in the rail industry to an age group of primarily 12 – 19 year olds.


Why? As the average age of a railway engineer continues to increase and the number of new entrants into the market plateaus, the rail industry is faced with the daunting prospect of not having a workforce capable of delivering the exciting programme of works ahead. That programme of works includes Crossrail, High Speed 2, ERTMS, the Northern Hub and Electrication as well as the scheduled maintenance and general up-keep of the network.


How? Through a series of regional heats in the North East, North West, West Midlands, East Midlands and ondon culminating in a national nal. The students are split into teams within their respective age groups and given a rail engineering challenge to solve. They will then go on to present their solutions to a Dragons’ Den-style panel of judges. ne team from each age group from each region goes through to a national nal and the winning team from each age group will be crowned the UK Champions.


www.ukritt.com For more information


contact Roy Rowlands on 0161 833 6320 or royc@cognitivepublishing.com


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