Features 42


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Q&A 30 Law 34


All change for SMEs Train operators are looking to reshape supply chains, making visibility of SMEs a key initiative.


Subcontracting to the rail industry


Leading Innovation Jo North, an accomplished senior transport executive, discusses the key factors for leading innovation in the rail industry.


Planning and managing for event day crowds


Environment 36


Recruitment 38


Training 40


Finance


RailCONNECT speaks to David Sindall, Head of Disability and Inclusion at ATOC.


Security 48


Procurement law matters David Rewcastle of Dickinson Dees refl ects on the pervasive application of procurement law across the railway industry.


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‘Super’ tax reliefs available and not just for high-tech companies


Directory


Biodiversity and the railways: keeping your project on track


55 Category Listings Search for companies you need by their category of services.


57 Civils, Plant & Equipment


Writing a CV in the internet age: a rail recruiter’s perspective


59 Consulting, Recruitment & Professional


62 Infrastructure & Electrical 65 Rolling Stock 66 Safety & Security


An untraditional approach to tackling training in the rail industry


68 Signal, Tele-Communication & IT


69 Tunnelling & Bridges


71 Alphabetical Supplier Listings. Search for companies you need by their name.


Website


So much more than just manned guarding Rail Security Officers, who face the public on a day-to-day basis, have a large part to play in the image portrayed by TOCs.


For all the latest vacancies Visit the RailCONNECT Website now at www.railconnect.co.uk


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