Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London
• Understand how EU legislation has affected the UK railway industry, including TSI and ERTMS
• Discuss examples of how the UK railway industry supply chain operates with the EU
• Review facts surrounding EU membership from a railway perspective
Overview
High profile speakers from the wider rail industry will present knowledge and experience from their department and the implications of Britain's position in the EU, taking into consideration the immanent vote on whether to stay or leave.
Hear from:
- Train builders
- Signalling manufacturers
- SMEs
- Passenger train operating companies
- Freight train operating companies
- EU rail authorities
The speakers will explore:
- Consequences of EU membership that have had a negative or sub-optimal impact on Britain’s railways (whether inspired directly by EU regulations or by HMG’s interpretation of the regulations)
- Examples of how the railway may have been worse without EU regulation and guidance
- Case studies of positive outcomes that membership of the EU has had for UK railways and for the railway industry supply chain
- EU/EC railway-related myths and truths
Confirmed speakers already include:
- Felx Schmid, Academia
- Dick Fearn, Train Operator
- Tom Lee, RSSB
- Richard Lockett, ERA
- Ian Walmesley, Media
Day 1
17:15 - Lecture Programme
17:15 - Registration & refreshments
18:00 - Lecture begins
Confirmed speakers already include:
- Felx Schmid, Academia
- Dick Fearn, Train Operator
- Tom Lee, RSSB
- Richard Lockett, ERA
- Ian Walmesley, Media
19:30 - Q&A session & networking drinks
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