Business profile


based, ensuring the risks and associated precursor events identified in the SRM and risk registers are addressed. Knowledge and skills requirements align to a suite of train driver competence requirements. The training methodology employed will be based on self-learning, e-learning plus a mix of theoretical and practical sessions.


The RoG is planning to employ full-


time drivers who will be available for hire and to assist the rail industry when there is peak demand such as autumn RHTT circuits or when major engineering works and train diversions are in operation.


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as the general public. The Eurodriver driver training programme delivers all the requirements of the new TDLCR. The modular format of Eurodriver is linked to a state-of-the-art electronic competence management system, which will allow


progress assessments to be made after each module. Eurodriver is compliant with the requirements of the TDLCR schedules 3-5 and 7 and is built around the RSSB’s principles set out in RS100 and T718. The Eurodriver programme is risk


Contact: Gordon Cox, commercial director Email: gordon.cox@railopsgroup.co.uk Tel: 07921 573975 Angela Cavill Burch, general manager Email: angela.cburch@railopsgroup.co.uk Tel: 07712 329697 Rail Operations Group, Suite 1831, Kemp House, 152-160 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX Visit www.railopsgroup.co.uk Tel: 020-7566-1189


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