UKRIA 2015: Bigger and Better
Cleshar
The Rail Infrastructure Engineering – Track its genesis in 2011. It takes candidates from diverse backgrounds and the apprentices are recognised as ambassadors in the company’s
McGinley Support Services
McGinley Support Services and Coleg y people of South Wales to access and secure
NG Bailey Unipart
extended its apprenticeship programme alone, the company has taken on a further 28 apprentices.
Virgin Trains
The Virgin Trains RedTrack programme is an undergraduate scheme, run in conjunction
develop consistent, embedded and successful customer and supplier. This innovative approach resulted in a Joint Strategic Relationship Statement being developed.
Thales and London Underground
Apprenticeship Development Scheme Atkins
Atkins’ rail apprenticeship schemes have been developed to solve the transport challenges routes to enter the profession.
contract.
Collaborative Working
Network Rail and Furrer+Frey – Great Western Route Modernisation
higher speeds to deploy on the Great Western. Reading and Didcot.
Thameslink
As part of the £6.5bn Thameslink Programme, Costain, Skanska and Siemens, to deliver the oldest station. In late 2013, the partnership
Maidstone by combining four projects to deliver a cohesive set of improvements in the area.
Cost Base Reduction Balfour Beatty
solution at Toadmoor Tunnel near Derby has proven the potential of the product to provide bridge/tunnel reconstructions.
Concrete Canvas Ltd
embankment in Sherston, as part of the Great costs, often removing the need for possessions altogether.
Gatecare Ltd
purchased 375 systems for installation at
ahead of schedule.
Network Rail
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