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Minding the gap – platform safety to improve as rail industry launches collaborative strategy
12 February 2015 | By Network Rail
Over the past five years rail passengers have stepped on and off trains more than 15 billion times...
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Great Britain’s Rail Safety Performance and Trends in 2013/14
2 July 2014 | By The Rail Safety and Standards Board
RSSB has published the Annual Safety Performance Report reviewing the rail industry’s safety performance over the financial year 2013/14...
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HS2 Ltd joins rail industry body RSSB
9 April 2014 | By Rail Safety and Standards Board
Safety is paramount on the railways and the new north-south high speed rail network will very much build on the industry’s best practice...
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Risk at level crossings – an RSSB overview
7 March 2014 | By RSSB
Following publication of the Transport Committee’s ‘Safety at level crossings’ report, RSSB has collated and issued some safety performance data, to help understanding of the nature of the risk...
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Network Rail Consulting and RSSB forge new strategic partnership
3 June 2013 | By Network Rail
Network Rail Consulting and RSSB have signed a Memorandum of Understanding...
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Measuring and modelling safety risk on GB’s mainline railways
17 September 2010 | By Ben Gilmartin, Senior Safety Risk Analyst, Safety Knowledge and Planning, Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB)
The mainline railway in Great Britain has a responsibility to understand and measure safety risk to be able to manage safety of its operations properly. However, the task of quantifying levels of safety meaningfully can be difficult, especially for those rare accidents with potential for serious consequences. RSSB’s Safety Risk…
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Smarter safety means smarter business
3 December 2008 | By Anson Jack, Director of Policy, Research and Risk, Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB)
How RSSB’s knowledge, analysis, technical expertise and powerful information and risk management tools deliver a unique mix to the industry across a whole range of subject areas.
