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...UKRIA 2015 Shortlist London Underground


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Spencer Rail


On Wessex Package 7, Spencer Rail used its innovative GRP solution to increase the length of platforms at 50 station sites along the  Rail £2.1m.


Corporate Social Responsibility Alstom Transport Ltd


 decision to prioritise diversity and engagement    positive impact across the business.


GNGE Alliance


mainstream. The Alliance embraced local communities in celebrating the achievements 


Spencer Rail


During the design and construction of  project received no complaints, but did get countless messages of support.


Taylor Woodrow


  engagement initiative, individuals and teams undertake regular charity challenges. They also 


Virgin Trains


In July 2013, Virgin Trains invited small their businesses and sell their products   along the West Coast Route.


 ABB


 


  eliminates around 30% of the time required for construction, testing and commissioning of


Balfour Beatty Rail


 solve track quality problems. The successful design, installation and monitoring of the product at Toadmoor Tunnel near Derby has proven its potential as an alternative solution  track form – avoiding costly bridge/tunnel reconstructions.


Furrer+Frey


   to be deployed on the Great Western. It  Reading and Didcot.


Van Elle


 but also eliminates the need for curing time prior to stanchions being mounted.


Environmental & Sustainability First ScotRail


     education campaigns.


GNGE Alliance


environmental and sustainable targets and   range of innovative and unique environmental initiatives.





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Northern Rail


Northern Rail embedded its sustainability principles into the business planning process. This is reducing the company’s environmental  viability.


During his time in this position he had lead responsibility for rolling stock, signalling, standards.


Kenny Chalmers – Spencer Rail


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Skanksa Construction UK


 can be applied to any major project, aims to promote a lean approach to design and construction, aiming to maximise the useful increase value.


Graduate Development Scheme Colas Rail Ltd


  programme. The scheme takes graduates 


CrossCountry


CrossCountry has developed and delivered a   planning. Trainers have already delivered  timetable planning community.


Lifetime Achievement Award Graham Ellis – Asset.McGinley


NSARE recently rated McGinley’s training business, Asset.McGinley, as ‘Outstanding’ in all areas. This is as a direct result of Graham’s commitment to the industry and his endeavours to make the rail sector a safer place.


Malcolm Prentice – Garrandale Ltd


Malcolm Prentice purchased a controlling restructuring the company.


 vision and objectives and ensuring that the


Malcolm Dobell – London Underground


 Malcolm Dobell rose from the position of engineering trainee to head of train systems.

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